8b Flashcards

1
Q

Into which alimentary canal opens; may posses hooklets or spines

A

ORAL SUCKER

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2
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For attachment. Posterior in some species

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VENTRAL SUCKER

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3
Q

Leaf shaped
Integument: scales vary in size, pattern and distribution, but posterior is aspinose.

A

Fasciola hepatica ADULT

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4
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“Hen’s egg-shaped”
Ovoid, light yellow- brown small, flat operculum at one end.

A

Fasciola hepatica OVA

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5
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●“Bottle- neck appearance”
●Pointed anterior, rounded posterior
●Integument: aspinose

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Clonorchis sinensis ADULT

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6
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●“Old- fashioned electric bulb”
●broadly ovoid, light yellowish-brown, convex operculum fits a circular rim of shell, small knob at the abopercular.

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Clonorchis sinensis OVA

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7
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●Resembles C. Sinensis
●Integument: aspinose

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Opisthorchis felineus ADULT

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8
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●elongated ovoid, narrower than C. sinesisova, light yellowish-brown, operculum fits into thickened rim of shell, minute thickening at the abopercular end.

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Opisthorchis felineus OVA

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9
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●“Lancet-shaped”
●Integument: aspinose

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Dicrocoelium dendriticum ADULT

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10
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●asymmetrically ovoidal dark brown in color, broad convex operculum

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Dicrocoelium dendriticum OVA

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11
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●Elongate- ovoidal in shape
●Integument: Spinose

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Fasciola buski ADULT

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12
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●Hen’s egg-shaped, identical to F. hepatica, thin, transparent shell, small, slightly convex operculum

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Fasciola buski OVA

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13
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●Attenuated at both ends
●Integument: with spines and scales

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Echinostoma ilocanum ADULT

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14
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●straw-colored, ovoid, small operculum

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Echinostoma ilocanum OVA

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15
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●“Pyriform”
●Narrow anterior, rounded posterior

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Heterophyes heterophyes ADULT

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16
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●ovoid, less distinct opercular shoulder

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Heterophyes heterophyes OVA

17
Q

●Resembles H. heterophyes

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Metagonimus yokogawai ADULT

18
Q

●similar to H. heterophyes

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Metagonimus yokogawai OVA

19
Q

●When active: spoon-shaped
●At preserved state: oval, flattened, “coffee-bean shaped”
●Integument: scale-like spines

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Paragonimus westermani ADULT

20
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●yellowish- brown to dark golden brown, shape varies greatly, some asymmetrical, thick shell with flattened operculum, thickened opercular rim, andabopercular end is generally thicker than sides.

A

Paragonimus westermani OVA

21
Q

●Ovary Central

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Schistosoma japonicum ADULT FEMALE

22
Q

●6 - 8 testes
●Tegument smooth

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Schistosoma japonicum ADULT MALE

23
Q

●Lateral knob
●70 -105 x 50 - 80 um
●50 - 100 ova in uterus

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Schistosoma japonicum OVA

24
Q

●Ovary anterior half

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Schistosoma mansoni ADULT FEMALE

25
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●8 - 9 testes
●Tegument coarsely tuberculated

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Schistosoma mansoni ADULT MALE

26
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●Lateral spine
●140 - 180 x 45 - 70 um
●1 - 4 ova in uterus

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Schistosoma mansoni OVA

27
Q

●Ovary posterior half

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Schistosoma haematobium ADULT FEMALE

28
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●4 - 5 testes
●Tegument slightly tuberculated

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Schistosoma haematobium ADULT MALE

29
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●Terminal spine
●112 - 170 x 40 - 70 um
●20 - 30 ova in uterus

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Schistosoma haematobium OVA