Parasitology Midterm Flashcards

Mesocestoides Anoplocephala perfoliata Moniezia Diphyllobothrium Spirometra fluke stages Fasciola hepatica Fascioloides magna Paramphistomum Dicrocoelium Schistosome stages (don't memorize schistosome species!) Heterobilharzia Nanophyetus Paragonimus Alaria Acanthocephalan stages Macracanthorhynchus

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What are the DH of Mesocestoides corti?

A

dogs, cats, wild carnivores

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What are the 1st and 2nd IH of Mesocestoides corti?

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1st - insects or mites (cysticercus)

2nd - mammals and reptiiles

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What happens when 2nd IH gets infected with mesocestoides corti?

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tetrathyridia in lungs –>pleural effusion

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What is the IH of Anoplocephela perfoliata?

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forage (orbatid) mites or soil

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Where are A. perfoliata found in the horse?

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cecum and ileocecal valve

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What does A. perfoliata increase the risk of in the horse GI ?

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intussecption of the ileum into the cecum

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How is A. perfoliata diagnosed?

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ELISA or PCR (can not see eggs in feces!)

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8
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What is characteristic of both Anoplecephala and Moniezia eggs?

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triangle/square shape with pyriform apparatus

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9
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What is the DH and IH of Moniezia?

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DH - ruminants

IH - soil or orbatid mites

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What is the DH of Spirometra mansonoides?

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bobcat, cats, dogs, raccoon

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What is the 1st and 2nd IH of S. mansonoides?

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1 - copepods (procercoids)

2 - vertebrates except fishes (plerocercoids(spargana))

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12
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What can S. mansonoides cause in humans?

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“sparganosis” - SQ tissue

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13
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What are the DH of Diphyloobrothrium latum?

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DH - humans and fish eating mammals

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14
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What are the 1st and 2nd IH of D. latum?

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1st - copepod (procercoids)

2nd - freshwater fish

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15
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What are the CS of D. latum?

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megaloblastic anemia (takes vit B12)

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16
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What stage of Pseudophyllidea (Spirometra and Diphyllobothrium) comes out of the egg?

A

coracidium

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17
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What are monogeneans?

A

trematode ectoparasites of cold blooded vertebrates with a direct lifecycle

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18
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What are the different life stages of trematodes starting with egg (7 stages)?

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Egg >miracidium>sporocyst>rediae>cercariae>metacercaria>adult

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19
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What is characteristic of trematode eggs?

A

operculum at one pole and contain embryo

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20
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What life cycle stage of trematodes penetrates the skin of the mammalian host or encysts on vegetation?

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cercariae

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21
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TQ: Diagnose: Cow with edema, large eggs in feces, elevated liver enzymes,

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Fasciola hepatica (liver fluke)

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22
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What is the IH of liver flukes?

A

mud snails

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23
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What does the clinical signs of liver flukes depend on?

A

presence of C. novyi (black disease)

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24
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What happens in the chronic form of bovine fasciolosis?

A

calcification of bile ducts - pipestem fibrosis

25
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What is the DH of Fascioloides magna?

A

white tailed deer and wild ruminants

26
Q

What is the most common parasite of the Paramphistomum family?

A

P. cervi

27
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What are the DH of Paramphistomum and what organ do they live?

A

ruminants - rumen and reticulum

28
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What do young rumen flukes cause in ruminants?

A

severe erosions of the duodenal mucosa by feeding

29
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What is a miracidium?

A

pyriform ciliated larvae w/ eye spots, infective stage for snail

30
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What is a sporocyst?

A

non ciliated elongated sac, developed inside snail

31
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What is a rediae?

A

developed from sporocyst inside snail

32
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What is a cercarie/metacercariae?

A

infective stage for mammal

33
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What is different about Dicrocoelium dendriticum eggs than other flukes?

A

they are small, have a flattened side

34
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What is the DH of Dicrocoelium?

A

humans (zoonotic), ruminants, rabbit

35
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What are the 2 IH of Dicrocoelium?

A

land snails

brown ants

36
Q

Where do Dicrocoelium migrate too after being ingested by DH?

A

up bile duct to liver, no parenchymal migration

37
Q

Where do Schistosoma spp. infect in the host?

A

blood vessels of alimentary tract and bladder

38
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What is the DH of schistosoma spp?

A

all domestic mammals and humans

39
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What are the IH of schistosoma?

A

water snails

40
Q

What causes swimmers itch?

A

bird schistosomes in the water, cercariae of Heterobilharzia americana

41
Q

Where are Heterobilharzia americana found?

A

in dogs and horses in Florida, Texas and Kansas

42
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What do the eggs of H. americana cause in the host?

A

widely disseminated granulomas (starry sky - horses)

43
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What is the DH of Nanophyetus salmincola?

A

carnivores of pacific northwest, zoonotic

44
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What is the CS of Nanophyetus salminocola?

A

acute diarrhea

45
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What are the DH of Paragonimus kellicotti? (lung fluke)

A

cats, dogs, wild mammals, humans (ZOONOTIC)

46
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What is the IH of Paragoniumus kellicotti?

A

crayfish

47
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What are the CS of P. kellicotti?

A

chronic cough, pulmonary distress

48
Q

What will radiographs should of P. kellicotti?

A

cysts (signet rings)

49
Q

Why may fenbendazole be a bad idea for P. kellicotti?

A

kills worms too fast —> ruptures nodules

50
Q

What is the DH of Alaria spp?

A

dogs, cats, foxes, mink, humans

51
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What are the 2 IH of Alaria spp?

A

freshwater snail

frog

52
Q

How might Alaria sppp be transmitted?

A

transmammary of mice and cats

53
Q

What are the CS of Alaria in humans?

A

pulmonary hemorrhage

54
Q

What characterizes Acanthocephala phylum?

A

retractable spiny probiscus

55
Q

What are the life stages of Acanthocepheala?

A

egg>acanthor>acanthella>cystacanth

56
Q

What are the IH of Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus?

A

june bugs/beetles

57
Q

What is the DH of M. hirudinaceus?

A

pigs

58
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How is M. hirudinaceus diagnosed?

A

fecal sedimentation (eggs are heavier)