Rabbits Flashcards

From Taylor Veterinary Parasitology (25 cards)

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Per Taylor et.al, Veterinary Parasitology, what are the 2 most pathogenic intestinal Eimeria of rabbits?

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  1. Eimeria flavenscens
  2. Eimeria intestinalis
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Graphidium stringosum

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Common: Rabbit strongyle
Site: Stomach, small intestine
Superfamily: Trichostrogyloidea
Unique features: Largest of strongyle eggs

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Obeliscoides cunculi

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Rabbit
Site: Stomach
Superfamily: Trichostrogyloidea
Unique features: Can undergo hypobiosis

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Trichostrongylus retortaeformis

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Rabbit
Site: Small instestine
Superfamily: Trichostrogyloidea
Unique features: 16-32 blatomeres in the typlical strongyle egg

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Trichostrongylus calcaratus

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Site: Small intestine
Superfamily: Trichostrogyloidea
Unique features: very small, 7.0 mm long
Rabbit

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Nematodirus leporis

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Site: Small intestine
Superfamily: Trichostrogyloidea
Unique features: in the intesine worms wrap around villi and look like cotton wool grossly
Rabbit

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Cittotaenia ctenoides

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Site: Small intestine
Superfamily: Anoplocephalidae
IH: oribatid mites
Unique features: rabbit is DH

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Cittotaenia denticulata

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Site: Small intestine
Superfamily: Anoplocephalidae
IH: oribatid mites
Unique features:Differs from C. ctenoide by having wider scolex (0.8 mm) and no neck
DH: rabbit

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Cittotaenia pectinata

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Site: Small intestine
Superfamily: Anoplocephalidae
IH: oribatid mites
Unique features: Differs from C. ctenoide by having smaller scolex (0.25 mm) and a short neck

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Trichuris leporis

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Site: Large intestine
Superfamily: Trichuroidea
Unique features: small- males 1.9-2.1 cm; females- 1.7-2.1 cm

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Passalurus ambiguus

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Site: cecum, colon
Superfamily: Oxyuroidea
Unique features: Largest of pinworm eggs
Treatment: Fenbendazole 50mg/kg x5 day

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Dermatoxys veligera

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Site: cecum
Superfamily: Oxyuroidea
Unique features: do not attached to the mucosa but L4 may cause ulceration

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What are the largest and smallest rabbit Eimeria oocysts?

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Largest: Eimeria irresidua
Smallest: *Eimeria exigua *(same size as neutrophil)**

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Entamoeba cuniculi

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Site: cecum
Family: Entamoebaidae
Unique features: not pathogenic

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Retortamonas cuniculi

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Site: cecum
Family: Retortamonadorididae
Unique features: not pathogenic

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Callodium hepatica

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Site: Liver
Superfamily: Trichuroidea
Unique features: not pathogenic

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Taenia serialis

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Site: Liver & SQ connective tissue
Family: Taeniidae
Unique features: cysticercus in rabbit
Final host: Canids

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Eimeria stiedae

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Site: Liver and biles ducts
Family: Eimeriidae
Unique features: sporocysts liberated in small intestine and migate to liver via portal veins

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Pelecitus scapiceps

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Site: Synovial sheaths of the feet
Superfamily: Filaroidea
IH: Mosquitoes
Unique features: Generally, non pathogenic . Usually found at necropsy with adult worms seen in the connective tissue surrounding the tendons. Microfilariae in th eblood

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Psoroptes cunicului

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Common name: Ear canker mite
Site: Ears
Superfamily: Psoriptidae
Unique features: Also can infect sheep and goats

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Cheyletiella parasitivorax

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Common name: Rabbit fur mite
Site: Dorsum above the tail and neck
Family: Cheyletidae
Unique features: Can transmit myxomatosis virus mechanically
Treatment: Pyrethrin, dichlovos- environment; Ivermectin (systemic) or Selamectin spot on.

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Leporacarus gibbus

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Common name: Rabbit Fur Mite
Site: Skin - back and abdomen
Order: Astigmata
Unique feature: Non-burrowing & the Chirodiscoides caviae (guinea pig mite) of rabbits

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Spilopsyllus caniculi

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Common name: Rabbit flea
Site: Ears!
Order: Siphonaptera
Unique feature: Distribution is related to skin temperature
Vector: non-pathogenic Trypanosoma nabiasi
Treatment: Imidacloprid

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Lucilia sericata

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Common name: Sheep blow fly, Greenbottle
Site: Skin- myaisis
Order: Calliphoridae
Tx: Prevention- pour on cyromazine

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Strongyloides cuniculi
Common name: threadworm Site: small intestine Superfamily: Rhabditoidea Unique features: transmitted percutaneous and transmammary