Trematodes (Fasciola hepatica) (Fasciola gigantica) Flashcards

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Common name of Fasciola hepatica

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Sheep liver fluke

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True or False: Man is an accidental host of Faciola hepatica

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True

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Infective stage of Fasciola hepatica

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Metacercaria

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Diagnostic stage of Fasciola hepatica

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Eggs in stool of man / final host

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5
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Final host of Fasciola hepatica

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Cattle

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Mode of transmission of Fasciola hepatica

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ingestion of metacercaria from second intermediate host (aquatic vegetation)

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Life span of Fasciola hepatica

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9 to 13 years

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Habitat of Fasciola hepatica

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Biliary ducts of liver

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1st intermediate host of Fasciola hepatica

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Snail (Lymnea philippinensis

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2nd intermediate host of Fasciola hepatica

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Kangkong (Ipomea obscura), Water cress (Nastrutium officinale)

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In the Acute stage, what is the pathology caused by Fasciola hepatica?

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Juvenile flukes can cause traumatic damage to intestinal wall and liver parenchyma causing necrotic lesions

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Symptoms of the Acute stage of Fasciola hepatica

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high fever, hepatomegaly, marked EO

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13
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What is False fasciolopsis

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Ingestion of infected raw liver with eggs. Eggs pass through the body but does not hatch.

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14
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Suffocation due to temperature lodgement of worms in pharynx from eating half-cooked livers / raw of goat and sheep

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Halzoun

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Pathology in the Chronic stage of Fasciola hepatica

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Obstruction of vessels leading to liver cirrhosis (common form of liver cancer)

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16
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Diagnosis of Fasciola hepatica

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Sedimentation of stool, Surgical recovery of worms, X-Ray, and PCR

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Drug of choice (Treatment) of Fasciola hepatica

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30-50 mg/kg of Bithionol

18
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Common preventive measures of Fasciola hepatica

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  1. Wash and cook vegetables well
  2. Eliminate snail host
  3. Kill parasites in reservoir host (goats and cattles)
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Uterus of Fasciola hepatica

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Intestinal ceca of Fasciola hepatica

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long and branched

21
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Tegument of Fasciola hepatica

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minute spines

22
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With or Without: Conical projection / cephalic cone

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With or Without: Prominent shoulders

24
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Oral suckers are ___ Ventral suckers of Fasciola hepatica

>, =, <

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Testis of Fasciola hepatica
2 Branched
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Ovary of Fasciola hepatica
Dendritic (Small branches that are further branched
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Egg of Fasciola hepatica
Very big, oval yellowish brown color. Immature when laid.
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Common name of Fasciola gigantica
Giant liver fluke
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Cephalic zone of Fasciola gigantica is _____ than Fasciolla hepatica (Shorter, equal to, longer)
Shorter
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True or False: The shoulders of Fasciola gigantica is less prominent that Fasciola hepatica
True
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Oral suckers are ___ Ventral suckers of Fasciola gigantica | >, =, <
>
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The shape of Fasciola gigantica
Lancet-shaped; longer
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Intestinal ceca of Fasciola gigantica
Long and more branched
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Ovary of Fasciola gigantica
Branched and more in number
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Egg of Fasciola gigantica
Very big, oval, yellowish brown. Immature.
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Testes of Fasciola gigantica
2 Branched
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Tegument of Fasciola gigantica
Aspinous (smooth)