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Elsevier Parasitology (RVSP) > 5. Trematodes > Flashcards

5. Trematodes Flashcards

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Life cycle of trematodes

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  • miracidium: infective to 1st IH
  • sporocyst
  • redia
  • cercaria: infective to 2nd IH
  • metacercaria: infective to DH
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AKA trematodes

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Flukes

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3
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DS for C. sinensis

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Ova

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Ova with miracidium, large shoulders, operculated, terminal knob

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C. sinensis ova

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5
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Habitat of C. sinensis in humans

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Liver

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Large intestinal fluke

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Fasciolopsis buski

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DS of F. buski

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Ova

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IS of F. buski

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Ova

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Ingestion of undercooked fish

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C. sinensis
H. heterophyes
M. yokogawa

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10
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Ingestion of infected water plants

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F. buski

F. hepatica

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Ingestion of crab

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P. westermanni

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12
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Sheep liver fluke

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Fasciola hepatica

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13
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Differentiate F. hepatica and F. buski based on adult larva

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F. hepatica adult larva has shoulders while F. buski adult larva has none

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IS of F. hepatica

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Ova

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DS of F. hepatica

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Ova

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16
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Fluke where humans are accidental hosts, sheep are the DH

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F. hepatica

17
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Von Siebold’s fluke

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Heterophyes heterophyes

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Heterophid fluke in Africa, the Far East, Near East, Egypt

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Heterophyes heterophyes

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Flask-shaped ova

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H. heterophyes

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Ova of H. heterophyes is similar to ova of

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C. sinensis

M. yokogawa

21
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Pyriform adult larva

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H. heterophyes

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Heterophid fluke in the Far East, Europe and Siberia

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Metagonimus yokogawa

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Oriental lung fluke

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Paragonimus westermanni

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IS of P. westermanni

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DS of P. westermanni

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Ova (stool or sputum)

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Ova: oval, undeveloped miracidium, thin shell, operculated with shoulders, thickening at terminal end

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P. westermanni

27
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Bladder fluke/Vesical blood fluke

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Schistosoma haematobium

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IS of Schistosomes

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Schistosome ova with large terminal spine

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S. haematobium

30
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Adult Schistosome resides in blood vessels around urinary bladder

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S. haematobium

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IH of Schistosomes

32
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Oriental blood fluke

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Schistosoma japonicum

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DS of Schistosomes

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Schistosome ova with small lateral spine

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S. japonicum

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Adult Schistosome resides in blood vessels around intestinal tract

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S. japonicum

S. mansoni

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A characteristic irritation of the skin at the site where Schistosomes penetrate

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Swimmer’s itch (Schistosome dermatitis)

37
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Manson’s blood fluke

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S. mansoni

38
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Schistosome ova with large lateral spine

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S. mansoni

39
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Chinese liver fluke

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Clonorchis sinensis

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