Test 9

Question 1

Crenosoma worms live in

Answer 1

Trachea, Bronchi.

Question 2

Metastrongylus salmi delivers

Answer 2

Eggs with larva.

Question 3

Dictyocaulus amfieldi lives in

Answer 3

Eq.

Question 4

Syngamus worms are most infective for hosts, which are

Answer 4

Younger <2- 3 mnths.

Question 5

Felids are susceptible to infection by these worms:

Answer 5

Aelurostrongylus abstrusus, Angiostrongylus vasorum, Oslerus rostratus.

Question 6

Capillaria aerophilia lives in

Answer 6

Trachea, Bronchi.

Question 7

These infections can be detected by flotation of eggs in fecal sample:

Answer 7

Metastrongylus, Capillaria.

Question 8

Dichycautus amfieldi appears as… in fresh faeces.

Answer 8

Larvated egg.

Question 9

Paratenic host might be involved in life cycle in these worms:

Answer 9

Capillaria.

Question 10

Their intermediate hosts are earthworms:

Answer 10

Metastrongylus.

Question 11

Angiostrongylys worms live in

Answer 11

Pulmonary A. , ventricle of heart.

Question 12

The best way of detection of Oslerus infection is:

Answer 12

Endoscopy of trachea.

Question 13

Dictyocaulus eckerti lives in

Answer 13

Deer.

Question 14

Syngamus worms occur mainly in

Answer 14

Chickens, Pheasants.

Question 15

Canids are susceptible to infection by these worms:

Answer 15

Crenosoma vulpis, Angiostrongylus vasorum.

Question 16

Oslerus osleri lives in

Answer 16

Trachea.

Question 17

These infections cannot be detected by flotation of eggs in fecal sample:

Answer 17

Crenosoma, Angiostrongylus.

Question 18

Metastrongylus apri appears as…. in fresh faeces.

Answer 18

Larvated egg.

Question 19

Intermediate hosts are ø required for the life cycle in these worms:

Answer 19

Dictyocaulus filaria.

Question 20

Their intermediate hosts are snails:

Answer 20

Crenosoma.

Question 21

Metastrongylus worms live in

Answer 21

Bronchi.

Question 22

A commercial serology test can be applied to detect this infection

Answer 22

Aelurostrongylosis.

Question 23

Dictyocaulus viviparous lives in

Answer 23

Deer, Cattle.

Question 24

Syngamus worm lay

Answer 24

Operculated egg.

Question 25

Small Ru are susceptible to infection by these worms:

Answer 25

Dictyocaulus filaria.

Question 26

Their intermediate hosts are snails:

Answer 26

Angiostrongylus.

Question 27

Which cannot be intermediate hosts of Syngamus trachea?

Answer 27

None.

Question 28

What kind of parasitosis can occur in Eq?

Answer 28

Dictyocaulosis.

Question 29

Which develops directly?

Answer 29

C. aerophila.

Question 30

What can you find in the fecal sample of a sheep infected with Dictyocaulus filaria?

Answer 30

L1.

Question 31

What is the size of French heartworm?

Answer 31

1.4 - 2.5 cm.

Question 32

What can you find in fecal sample of a dog infected with Oslerus rostratus?

Answer 32

L1.

Question 33

What is the size of Syngamus trachea?

Answer 33

0.5 - 3.0 cm.

Question 34

You can find Capillaria aerophila in

Answer 34

Cat.

Question 35

You can find barrel shaped eggs in fecal sample of?

Answer 35

Capillariosis.

Question 36

How can you recognise Syngamus adults?

Answer 36

Y shaped, red females + white males in permanent copulation.

Question 37

How are birds infected with Syngamus?

Answer 37

L3 larvated eggs.

Question 38

What can we find in feaces of Sus infected with lungworm?

Answer 38

Eggs containing L1.

Question 39

Life cycle of Protostrongylids?

Answer 39

Indirect.

Question 40

Lungworm o f Sus?

Answer 40

M. salmi, M pudendotectus + M. apri.

Question 41

Shape of Syngamus eggs?

Answer 41

Ellipsoidal.

Question 42

How can a dog become infected with Filaroides?

Answer 42

L1 in vomit, saliva/ faeces.

Question 43

Which diagnostic method can detect A. vasorum?

Answer 43

Larval isolation.

Question 44

Name of cat lungworm?

Answer 44

Aelurostrongylus abstrusus.

Question 45

Which lungworm has lemon shaped eggs?

Answer 45

Capillaria aerophila.

Question 46

How do we detect Crenosoma vulpis?

Answer 46

L1 in faeces.