2. Lecture: TAPEWORMS: Taenosis-cysticercosis and coenurosis Flashcards

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parasites and hosts - TAENIA, SAGINATA and TAENIA SOLIUM in farm animals ? , TAENIA TAENIAFORMIS in cats? TAENIA OVIS, TAENIA HYDATIGENA and TAENIA PISIFORMIS in dogs?

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-T.saginata=beef tapeworm: human-cattle cycle
-T.solium=pork tapeworm: human-pig cycle
-T-taeniaformis=
-T.ovis, T.hydatigena, T.pisiformis=dogs, fox, wild canids, mustelids,dig

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morphology of cysticercus and coenurus?

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-cysticercus-1 head, fluid-filled-cyst, head attatched to cyst wall
-coenurus-dozens of heads, fluid-filled cyst, heads attatched to cyst wall

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how many genital pores does an adult TAENIA have on segments?

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genital pose on 1 side

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eggs of family TAENIIDAE, what are they like and in which genera do they occur?

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thick RADIATE shell, bilayered shell, radially striped shell, content: larva (oncosphere) and 3 hooks, size 20-40 micrometer>hooklets visible within (6-hooked oncosphere)

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life cycle, where do adults live and in what animal, how does intermediate host become infected? (TAENIAE)

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-adults live in carnivore intestine
-IH ingest eggs or proglottids via feces
FH: carnivores/omnivores
IH:ungulates/rodents

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how does FH get infected?

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after ingestion of infected tissue

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how long prepatent period?

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2-3 months

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TAENIAE SAGINATA: hosts, metacestode, transmission to definitive host and IH?

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-hosts : humans, ruminants
-metacestode: cysticercus
-transmission to DH: eating raw beef contaminated with cysticercus
-transmission to IH: -eating eggs/proglottids on pasture, -feeding milk contaminated with eggs to calves

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what is cysticercosis?

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T.saginata larval stage in bovine = cysticercoid disease

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where is T.saginata cysticerci most likely to be found in body of cattle?

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heart, master, tongue, triceps, diaphragm

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T.solium : hosts, metacestode, transmission to IH and FH?

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-FH: humans
-IH: pigs, humans, dogs
-FH transmission>eating raw pork
-IH transmission: reverse peristalsis, eating eggs, eggs hatch into intestines

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where can T.solium cysticerci can be found in IH?

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muscles, skin, eyes, brain

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taenia in dogs: who are main IH of taenia species infecting dogs?

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-IH prey animals
-T.multiceps most prevalent in dogs

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who Is main host of T.taeniaformis infecting cats?

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cats-rodent cycle

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disease symptoms: what causes disease symptoms and who has them more pronounced, FH or IH?

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-proglottids in faeces /vomit
CS rare
-neurological signs (circling, aimless running, cramps)
-T.taeniaeformis more in rodent
-T.multiceps : FH

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CS of cysticercosis ? TAENIAE

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inflammation ; during larval migration

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CS of coenurosis?

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neurological signs