Quizlet 3 Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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Non-microscopic method of detecting Oxyuris in horse

A

Perianal Swab/scraping

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L.C of Taenia pisiformis. Host and name of larval stage

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  • IH: Rabbit and hares
  • FH: Dog, fox and other canidae
  • Rabbit ingest egg. Egg hatches in small intestine
  • Larva penetrates the intestinal wall, and travel to the liver via the blood
  • Develops in liver for two to four weeks
  • Then goes to peritoneal cavity and attach to viscera
  • When dog ingest rabbit, the cysticercoid attaches to small intestinal wall, by its proglottids
  • Gravid proglottids detaches and pass in feaces
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3
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Tapeworms of ruminants are Anoplocephalidae

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Monezia expanza/benedeni

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4
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Larval stage of Taenia hydatiginea

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Cysticercus tenuicollis

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5
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Parampistomum is located in

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Mainly fore stomachs of ruminants
- Adult: rumen and reticulum
- Larva: Duodenum and abomasum

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6
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Common name of cestodes

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tapeworms

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7
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L.C of Echinococcus spp

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  • Gravid segements are excreted in faeces of dog
  • They are very resistant to climatic conditions
  • Eggs are spread by wind or flies
  • Eggs are ingested by intermediate host: man, domestic and wild animals
  • Embryos are disseminated via blood
  • and carried to various tissues and organs, and form hydatid cysts
  • Hydatid cysts are lined with germinative epithelium
  • produces broad capsules that consist of several scolices
  • Part of germinative ephithelium may occasionally form daughter cysts by budding
  • Final host acquire infection by ingesting viscera containing cysts
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8
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Which muscles are the predilection sites for nematode detection (trichinella)

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  • Adult: s. intestine
    Larva: Striated mucles: Diaphragma, intercostal and masseteter
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9
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Platehelminths common name

A

flatworms

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10
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Alvelocosis is caused by:

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Echinococcus multiocularis

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11
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Taenia ovis: IH, site, metacestode

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  • IH sheep
  • FH carnivore small intestine
  • Cysticercus ovis
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12
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Oesophagostomum is diagnosed by?

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flotation method

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13
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Tapeworms of horse.

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  • Anoplocephala magna, perfoliata,
  • Paranoplocephala mamillaria
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14
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Which worms can we find in pig faeces?

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Trematoda: Fasciola hepatica, Fasciolopsis buski
Cestoda: Cysticercus cellulose & tenuicollis, Echinococcus granulosis
Nematoda: Strongyloides ransomi, Hyostrongylus rabidus, Oesophagostomum spp., Metastrongylus spp., Ascaris suum, Trichuris suis….
Acantocephala: Macracanthoryncus hirudinaceus

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15
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1st IH of dicrocoelium

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land snails-helicella, zebrine

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16
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Toxocara canis location host

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small intestine of dog and cat

17
Q

Diphylidium caninum in which animal

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  • IH fleas and lice larvae as cysticercoids
  • FH dog
18
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Diagnosis methods in ru faeces.

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sedimentation, larvoscopy (baerman or vajda) or flotation

19
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Which size of egg is 45um?

20
Q

What methods do we use in intravital diagnosis

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  • coprological exam (larvoscopy, sedimentation, flotation)
  • anal smears
  • erological
    clinical