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Aphasmid Flashcards

1
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Has a single ovary in the posterior part of the body

A

T. Spiralis

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2
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In T. Spiralis where do you find their vulva?

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Anterior fifth

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3
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T. Spiralis: oviparoudps or larviparous

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Larviparous

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4
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Can live for 30 days which capable of producing
1500 larvae or more in her life time
MALES

 

1.5mmx0.04mm
posterior end: ventrally curved with two lobular caudal appendages
it has a single testis located near the posterior part of the body Joined in the mid-body by the genital tube

A

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5
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Can live for 30 days which capable of producing
1500 larvae or more in her life time

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T. spiralis female

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6
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it has a single testis located near the posterior part of the body

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T.spiralis male

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7
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Joined in the mid-body by the genital tube which extends up to the cloaca

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T. Spiralis

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8
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Has a 1 pair of caudal appendages and two pairs of papillae

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T. spiralis: Cloaca

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9
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Main habitat of t spiralis

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Small intestine
Skeletal muscle (larva)

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10
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Final host of t spiralis

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Hogs, rats, man

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11
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Accidental host of t spiralis

A

Man

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12
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Infective stage of t spiralis

A

Encysted larvae

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13
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Life cycle of t spiralis

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Blind alley cycle

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14
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What requires Requires 2 hosts in order to complete the life cycle

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T. spiralis

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15
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What kind of cycle Requires 2 hosts in order to complete the life cycle

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Blind alley cycle

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16
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Dead en in infection

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Human

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17
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This is where t spiralis travel up to the muscle

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Circulation

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18
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T. Spiralis Phase: Usually seen in the first week of infections

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Intestinal phase

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19
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Phase t,

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20
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It is a tiny nematode that resides in small intestine of humans
and the esophagus has rolls of secretory cells called
stichocytes.

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cAPILLARIA PHILIPPINENSIS

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21
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Infective stage, embryonated ova

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C. hepatica

22
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Definitive Hosts: rats, dogs, cats, monkeys and
rarely in human

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C. hepatic

23
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lemon – shaped” eggs

A

C.hepatica

24
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 resembles that of Trichuris trichiura except the polar plugs

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C. hepatica

25
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males are half as long as the female with slightly chitinized spicule

A

C. hepatica

26
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Outer shell shape of C.hepatica

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Pitted like golf ball

27
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Less resistant to dessication, heat and cold compared to Ascaris lumbricoides

A

Trichuris trichuria

28
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Barrel/football-shaped, Japanese lantern

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Trichuris trichuria

29
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anterior three-fifths is attenuated ()

A

T. trichuria

30
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stichosoma type of esophagus

A

T. trichuria

31
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inverted spiculate at the posterior portion of the
male

A

Trichuris trichuria

32
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bluntly rounded posterior end

A

Female T.trichuria

33
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Embryonic development takes in what place

A

Outside of the host

34
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Unhatched infective first stage is produced in what week?

35
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Favorable environment

A

Warm, moist and shaded soil

36
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Bloody or mucoid diarrhea

A

Truchuriasis

37
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Adults are blood red in color and attenuated (slightly) on both
ends

A

Dioctophyma renale

38
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Infective stage: 3rd stage larva

A

Dioctophyma renale

39
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Infective stage: 3rd stage larva

40
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Kidney (typically the right kidney) and less frequently
to the abdominal cavity of mammals

41
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It destroys the kidney substance leaving an
enlarged cystic shell containing the coiled worm
and purulent material.

42
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ellipsoidal and brownish-yellow

43
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deeply sculptured depressions

44
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Diagnosis: eggs in urine

45
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Vomiting often occurs when the third larval stage penetrates
into the wall of the stomach

46
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 attenuated (slightly) on both ends

47
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Bell-shaped copulatory bursa
 not supported by rays; covering of papillae

A

D.renale male

48
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vulva: midventral near anterior

A

D.renale female

49
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Definitive - Mink, dogs, foxes, and other carnivores;
fish eating mammals

50
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Intermediate - Oligochaete annelids, earthworms

51
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Paratenic - Fish and frogs.

52
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Life span: 5 years

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