Trematodes Flashcards

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Also known as

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Flukes

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Phylum

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Platylhelminthes

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Class

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Trematoda

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Order

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Digenea

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Trematodes are parasites with

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holes

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one feature is that this order is that they requires snails/mollusks as their IH

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Order Digenea

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Meaning of the word trematode

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“Body
with holes”

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Generalities

Appearance

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flat and leaf-like

except Schistosoma species

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Schistosoma appearance

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cylindrical/elongated

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Type of symetrality

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bilaterally symmetrical

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Are trematodes segmented

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naur

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non-cellular, outer covering of the
fluke

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Tegument

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Tegument may contain:

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  • spines
  • tuberculations
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Type of reproduction

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monoecious

excepts Schistosoma species

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refer to protruding structures
present on the surface

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Tuberculations

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incomplete alimentary canal meaning

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they have no anus and
blind intestinal ceca

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Posess _____ alimentary canal

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incomplete

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All possess ___ suckers

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two

except Heterophyes

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surround the mouth

suckers

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Oral Sucker

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used for
attachment

suckers

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Ventral Sucker/Acetabulum

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Exclusive for Heterophyes heterophyes

suckers

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gonotyl/genital sucker

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Reproductive organs are ____

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well-developed

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Body Cavity

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Absent

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absent organ systems:

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  • circulatory
  • skeletal
  • respiratory
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Nervous system description
basic/rudimentary
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Excretory system description
Bilaterally symmetrical
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serve as their nervous system
ganglion cells
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Contains the _________ and _________ that removes the waste products | Excretory system
collecting tubules and capillaries
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the waste products will terminate ________ | Excretory system
flame cells
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Eggs are _____- except for Schistosoma species
operculated
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Egg has a lid-like structure called the _______
operculum | Except Schistoma spp.
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Operculum opens to allow the _____ to emerge
larva
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How will Schistosoma larva will emerge by the egg
longitudinally
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Requires how many IH
2 | except Schistosoma species
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Since these are members of Order Digenea, the 1st Intermediate Host will always be the
snail
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The 2nd Intermediate Host:
wide variety of: - plants - animals (freshwater fish) - water plants - crustaceans - insects, - snail
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Infective stage to humans
metacercaria | except Schistosoma species
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metacercaria can be recovered in the ____
2nd IH
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IS to humans of Schistosoma
cercaria
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MOT
Ingestion | except Schistosoma species
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MOT In Schistosoma
skin penetration by cercaria
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle where embryonation will happen. | Egg
Freshwater
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Can be ________ or _______ once released | Egg
immature or mature
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle If the egg is still immature or unembryonated, the egg must find its way in _________ | Egg
freshwater
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Once the egg is already embryonated in freshwater, you would now have the ______. | Egg
larva
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle The larva that would immerge from the egg is called _______ | Egg
miracidium
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle The first larval stage that will immerge from they egg after _________. | Miracidium
embryonation
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Capable of ________ | Miracidium
swimming
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle It would swim towards the __________ | Miracidium
1st IH (snail)
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Once inside the snail, the miracidium would penetrate it and inside the snail, the miracidium would now become a _________ | Miracidium
sporocyst
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Sporocyst would have the Primary sporocyst, which has a _________ sporocyst | Sporocyst
daughter
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle _______ structure | Redia
Sack-like
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Would eventually develop to become a ____ | Sporocyst
redia
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Comes after the ______ stage. | Cercaria
redia
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle This cercaria would now go out of the snail and would now swim towards the ____ | Cercaria
2nd IH
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle Eventually, if humans ingest this 2nd IH containing the metacercaria, it would then become an ________ in that human host. | Metacercaria
adult worm
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle In the 2nd IH, it would now become the _______. | Cercaria
metacercaria
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle There may be changes in the:
- Habitat of the parasite - Whether the eggs are embryonated or immature upon release
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# Overview of Fluke Life Cycle there is a different life cycle in the case of ______.
Schistosoma
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General Adult Anatomy:
- Suckers - Esophagus - Intestinal ceca - Vitellaria - Ovary - Testes
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# General Adult Anatomy It can be used for identification and can be described as ______ or _______ | Intestinal ceca
simple or branching
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# General Adult Anatomy Branching dendritic structures at the periphery/lateral portion of parasite
Vitellaria
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# General Adult Anatomy Vitellaria is necessary for ________
egg shell production
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# General Adult Anatomy In most cases, adult fluke have ___ ovary primarily found at the _______ part of the parasite | Ovary
- one - anterior
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# General Adult Anatomy Testes is usually found at the _______
posterior
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Separate male and female parasites
Dioecious
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Stout, mas mataba
Male
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# Schistosoma Anatomy If found in the blood vessels, the male and female are joint together because they are constantly _______
copulating
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Thinner, slender, longer
Female
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Shorter
Male
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# Schistosoma Anatomy The part where the female is inserted into the male through the
gynecophoral canal
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Has a uterus and ovary
Female
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Both have _____ and _____ suckers
oral and ventral
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# Types of Flukes location Blood Fluke
Blood Vessels
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# Types of Flukes location Liver Flukes
- Liver - Gallbladder - bile duct
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# Types of Flukes location Intestinal Flukes
Intestinal tract, particularly small intestine
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# Schistosoma Anatomy Has more number _____ compared to the typical fluke | Male
testis
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# Types of Flukes location Lung Flukes
Lungs