Trematodes sukka Flashcards
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Typical features of Trematodes: body shape: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ segmented?: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ body cavity?: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ GI Tract:: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Separate sexes?: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ All parasitic?: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
body shape: Flat/oval or leaf like segmented?: No body cavity?: No GI Tract:: Yes, no anus Separate sexes?: No except a few species All parasitic?: Yes
All flukes of domestic animals are ____
digeneans
What is characteristic about Digenea life cycles?
Require one or more IH
#1 usually a mollusk
alternate asexual and sexual stages
General characteristics of digenean trematodes: body
body is flattened dorso ventrally
non segmented
leaf like shape
vary in size
General characteristics of digenean trematodes: external covering
Tegument
Syncytium- lacks ditinct cell boundaries
metabolically active (absorption/secretion)
may contain microvilli, spines, etc
T/F trematodes are coelomate organisms
FALSE- they are acoelmate- lack body cavity/coelom
organs are suspended in paranchyma
T/F in general the body part of the trematode responsible for absorption/secretion, the tegument, is located underneath the muscle layer
FALSE, muscle layer is under the tegument, it provides sluggish locomotion
How many suckers does the typical trematode have, where are they located?
Two;
anterior= oral sucker
ventral= acetabulum
T/F in genreal the mouth opening of trematodes is located within the oral sucker
FALSE located within the anterior sucker
T/F in general tematodes do not have teeth/lips
True
What are the 3 parts of teh typical trematodes digestive tract?
muscular pharynx, esophagus, blind gut/cecum
Since they dont have a b-hole… what happens to ingested food
cecal contents are regurgitated “Fluke Puke”
What is important about the typical characteristics of the Repro tract of tematodes?
Hermaphroditic
morphology of uterus, ovaries, testis of diagnostic value
How are trematode eggs detected?
Via sedimentation
What may be added to fecal sedimentation analysis for trematodes?
methylene blue
What are the 7 stages of the general life cycle of trematodes?
Adult Egg- (developing embryo enclosed by shell, usually has operculum) Miracidium Sporocysts Rediae Cercariae Metacercariae
What is a miracidium?
ciliated free swimming larvaa; enters snail intermediate host
T/F The sporocyst stage is essential for the development of the GI tract of trematodes
FALSE it doesnt have a GI tract
T/F The rediae stage is essential for the development of the GI tract of trematodes
TRUE-ish this is the stage where the rudimentary digestive tract develops
____ is the stage at which the trematode leaves the snail
cercadiae
____ is the stage w/in the 2nd IH or encysted on vegetation
metacercariae
____ is the infective stage of the trematode life cycle
metacercariae
How do companion animals typically acwuire Digenea trematodes?
acquired by eating fish, reptiles, amphibians, crustacians
What are the common digenea worms we learned for companion animals and the species they infect?
Nanophyteus salmincola (dog) Platynosomum fastosum (cat) Alaria spp (Dog/cat) Paragonimus kellicotti (Dog)