Anthelmintic Resistance Flashcards

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What are the main nematodes causing PGE in sheep in UK? (5)

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Telodorsagia (Ostertagia) circumcincta, Trichostrongylus spp., Nematodirus battus, Haemonchus contortus, Cooperia spp.

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What is the main nematode causing PGE in cattle in UK?

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Ostertagia ostertagi - dictyocaulus viviparus (lungworm) also important.

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What are the most important horse worms in the UK? How can they be divided?

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The strongyles ‘red worms’ - divided into Large (strongylus vulgaris, equinus, Tridontophorus spp.) and small (Cyathostomins etc.)

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What is anthelmintic resistance?

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When a parasite can tolerate doses of anthelmintics that are usually lethal.

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What relevant anthelmintic resistance is there in Sheep nematodes?

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Multiple resistance. BZ resistance widespread, triple resistance telodorsagia. Lots of triple resistance in NZ, AUS.

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What relevant anthelmintic resistance is there in Cattle nematodes?

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Potentially ML resistant Cooperia spp. - Alot less common than in sheep, mainly underdosing problem.

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What relevant anthelmintic resistance is there in horses?

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BZ resistance now widespread in cyathostomins. Resistance to pyrantel and ML uncommon

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When doing a faecal egg count reduction test, when is resistance indicated?

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If the treatment does not reduce FEC by >95%.

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Make sure you know SCOPS and COWS guidelines!

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Important :)

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