Adenophorea Flashcards

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Adenophorea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia

phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea

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adenophorea id

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  • separate sexes

- anus is terminal so worms look like pipes where there is no tail after anus

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trichinelloidea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea

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trichinelloidea id

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  • stichosome esophagus
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trichinelloidea infectious

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first stage = infectious

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trichuris alt name

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whipworms

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trichuris taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- trichuris

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trichuris sexes

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  • separate male and female
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trichuris id

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  • shaped like bull whip where front end long and thin embedded in mucosa in syncitium
  • thick posterior end dangles in lumen
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trichuris relationship to cell and lumen

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considered intracellular and extraluminal

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trichuris lifecycle

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direct lifecycle

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trichuris transmission

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  • lemon shaped egg passed in feces

- infection via ingestion of egg containing L1

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trichuris organ affected

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cecum and colon

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trichuris dx

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  • usually no dx

- can cause large bowel dx in massive numbers

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trichuris dx in ppl

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in ppl can live in rectum and case rectal prolapse

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trichuris vulpis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- trichuris

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trichuris vulpis host

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dog

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trichuris discolor taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- trichuris

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trichuris discolor host

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cattle

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trichuris suis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- trichuris

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trichuris suis host

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pigs

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trichuris ovis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- trichuris

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trichuris ovis host

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sheep

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capillarids taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea
order- trichinelloidea
family- capillarids

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capillarids host
mammals and other vertebrates
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capillarids id
Whole body threaded within epithelial mucosa - Front & back ends both thin - Eggs also lemon shaped but kinda asymmetrica l w/ roughened/ striated surface
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capillarids life cycle
- Direct life cycle or earthworm intermediate
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capillarids transmission
ingestion of egg w/ L1 or paratenic host
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capillarids dx
dx seldom serious
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trichosomoides
kingdom- Animalia phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea order- trichinelloidea family- trichosomoides
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trichosomoides host
- mammals and 1 species in crocs/ birds | - mainly rodents
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trichinella taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea order- trichinelloidea family- trichinella
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trichinella lifecycle
pre larvae from female enter muscle instead of leaving feces
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trichinella transmission
ingestion of L1 in raw meat
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trichinella organ effected
mucosa of si
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trichinella spiralis taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea order- trichinelloidea family- trichinella
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trichinella spiralis host
- all mammals - mainly pigs - FINAL HOST BECOMES THE NEXT INTERMEDIATE
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trichinella spiralis id
small
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trichinella spiralis lifecycle
- Prelarvae migrate into blood -> Carried to muscle -> Enter striated muscle cells & mature becoming infectious to another host w/o molting - Larvae encapsulate d & converts muscle cell into nest (nurse cell) by causing nuclear proliferation & angiogenesis to increase nutrient supply
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trichinella spiralis transmission
- L1 liberated in stomach after being ingested from raw meat -> Small intestine mucosa -> Adult worms ->Mate -> Females make prelarvae which migrate to muscle
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trichinella spiralis organ effected
- prelarvae enter many cell types including heart and brains but only ones in striated muscle become infective
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trichinella spiralis dx
Trichinosis – D & ulcer like pain - Fever, facial swelling, small hemorrhage, swelling & weakness of involved muscle as prelarvae begin invading - Loss of muscle function - Can die of heart failure from larval migration (don’t mature in heart but pass through)
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trichinella spiralis how to kill
freezing them kills them
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trichinella spiralis us
- most commercial pork in us is safe | - REPORTABLE
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dioctophymatoidea taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea order- dioctophymatoidea
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dioctophymatoidea id
- large muscular esophagus | - do not have tail
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dioctophymatoidea lifecycle
- infectious stage are l3 in fish | - give birth to eggs
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dictophyma renale taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia phylum-Nematoda- adenophorea order- dioctophymatoidea
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dictophyma renale alt name
giant kidney worm
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dictophyma renale host
- intermediate fresh water oligochaete - amphibians and fish = paratenic - fina= various mustelids, minks, relatives
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dictophyma renale life cycle
Eggs in urine - Larvae in fish do not grow & encyst on the stomach wall - Fish ingested by mink -> Larvae penetrate into stomach wall causing V -> Migrate to liver -> Kidney
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dictophyma renale dx
- dictophymatosis- severe v+
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dictophyma renale in ppl
- rare | - tx = surgical removal
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adenophorea include
- dicrophyma | - trichinelloidea
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acanthocephala taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia | phylum- acanthocephala
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acanthocephala alt name
spiny headed worms
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acanthocephala host
- final = vertebrates of all classes - first intermediate arthropod - secondary intermediate or paretenic
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acanthocephala eat how
- no intestinal tract so gain nutrients through tegument
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acanthocephala id
- adults have spiny proboscis that they stay attached to intestinal mucosa with
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acanthocephala organ/ cell effected
- egg passed in feces of host -> ingested by arthorpod intermediate (crustacean, insect ect.)
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acanthocephala organ effected
intestines
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acanthocephala location
world wide in freshwater and aquatic enivonrments
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acanthocephala free living stages
NO FREE LIVING STAGES
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macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia | phylum- acanthocephala
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macracanthorhychus hirudinaceus host
- pig final | - beetle intermediate
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macaracanthorhynchus ingens taxonomy
kingdom- Animalia | phylum- acanthocephala
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macaracanthoryhynchus ingens host
- dog and raccoon = final | - millipede = intermediate