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Cestodes Flashcards

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What are cestodes referred to as

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Tapeworm

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What phylum and class are cestodes in

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Phylum platyhelminth, 
class Cestoda
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Describe the general shape of cestodes

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Flattened dorsal ventrally, ribbonlike and segmented, containing segments called proglottids

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Describe the morphology of eucestodes

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Has a scolex at the anterior end. Some have acetabula and Rostellum

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What is a scolex

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A head

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What is a acetabula

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Suckers

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What is a Rostellum

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Spiky head

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If a cestode has a Rostellum what do you consider him

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Armed

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If I cestode does not have a rostellum what do you consider him

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Unarmed

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What is very special about eucestodes and how they intake food

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They have no digestive track. They intake their food through the skin

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What can we say about the proglottids that are close to the scolex

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They are young proglottids

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What can we say about the proglottids that are mid-distance from scolex

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They are more mature

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What can we say about the proglottids that are furthest from the scolex

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They’re mature and gravid

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What is cross fertilization when it comes to eucestodes

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One proglottid fertilizes with another proglottid

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What is self fertilization when it comes to proglottids

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They fertilize themselves

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What is special about eucestodes in terms of sexual reproduction

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They are hermaphroditic.

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What can be said about a gravid proglottid and it’s reproductive organs

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The reproductive organs have degenerated and only the uterus remains with the eggs inside

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Describe a proglottid egg

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It is a six hooked hexacanth. It is born with all of its hooks already

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Describe to eucestode life cycle

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Gravid proglottids are expelled. Proglottids rupture and release eggs. Ingested by an obligate intermediate host where it develops into a metacestode (6 different forms possible)

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What happens if a eucestode is eaten by a flea

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It becomes a cysticercoid

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What happens if the eucestode is eaten by a mama

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Becomes a cysticercus, coenurus, hydatid cyst

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Where do eucestodes live

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In the digestive tract

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How do definitive host become infected with eucestodes

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It’s the intermediate host at the metacestode stage

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What is the definitive host for taenia saginata

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Human

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What is the intermediate host of Taenia saginata

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Cattle

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What is the meta-cestode version of Taenia saginata

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Cysticercus bovis

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Where is Cysticercus bovis found

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Skeletal and heart muscle. Contracted from poorly cooked meat

27
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What is the definitive host for echinococcus multiculocularis

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Canines. Humans are incidental hosts

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What is the intermediate host for echinococcus multiculocularis

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Rodents

29
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What is echinococcus multiculocularis considered

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A zoonotic disease

30
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What is cotyloda

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Flat, ribbonlike, segmented pseudo tapeworms processing a scolex. Have a bothria

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What is a bothria

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Long sticky slit

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How do cotyloda get their nutrients

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Through the skin

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Do cotyloda have proglottids

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Yes and they are hermaphroditic. Their eggs are operculated unlike eucestodes

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What happens when operculated cotyloda eggs go into the environment

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They hatch with contact of water. The coracidium is released from egg

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What is a coracidium

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Hexacanth embryo

36
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Who is the first intermediate host of cotyloda

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Aquatic crustacean called copepod

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What happens to the coracidium inside of the copepod

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It develops into a procircoid

38
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Who is the second intermediate host of cotyloda

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A fish. Develops into a Plarocircoid

39
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How does the plarocircoid reach the definitive host

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It is ingested by the fish. And develops into a sexually mature form of the tapeworm

40
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What is dipylidium caninum

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The cucumber seed tapeworm.

41
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What is the intermediate host of the dipylidium caninum

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The flea. Every metacestode ingested will become an adult tapeworm

42
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What is the PPP for dipylidium caninum

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14 to 21 days.

43
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How do you diagnose dipylidium caninum

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Fecal or visualization of proglottid

44
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How do you treat dipylidium caninum

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Parasite and flea killer.

45
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Is dipylidium caninum zoonotic

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Yes

46
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What is the intermediate hosts for Taenia pisiformis, hydatigena, Ovis

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Rabbits, hares (pisiformis), ruminants (hydatigena), sheep (Ovis)

47
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How does a dog get Taenia pisiformis, hydatigena, Ovis

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Must ingest intermediate host. Infectious cysts are in greater omentum or abdominal organs. Generally from uncooked lamb in raw diet

48
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What is Taenia taeniaformis

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The feline tapeworm

49
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What are the intermediate hosts of Taenia taeniaformis

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Mice, rabbits, rat

50
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How do cats get Taenia taeniaformis

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By ingesting intermediate host

51
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Describe echinococcus granulosis and multilocularis

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Tiniest veterinary cestodes. Very small proglottids. Highly zoonotic. Mimics cancer

52
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What is the intermediate host for echinococcus granulosis

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Sheep, cattle, herbivores

53
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What is the intermediate host for multilocularis

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Rats mice and voles

54
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What do echinococcus granulosis and multilocularis cause in the body

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Hydatid cysts in the brain, liver, lungs

55
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What is diphyllobothrium Latum

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Giant fish tapeworm.

56
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Who is the definitive host for diphyllobothrium Latum

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Cats, dogs, humans

57
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What is the first intermediate host of diphyllobothrium Latum

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Aquatic crustacean

58
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What is the Second intermediate host of diphyllobothrium Latum

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Fish. Causes a Plerocercoid in muscle

59
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Is a parasite absorbs vitamin B 12 what does it cause

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Anemia

60
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What is spirometra

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Zipper tapeworm in small intestine

61
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Why is Spirometra called a zipper tapeworm

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It unzips and releases its eggs

62
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What is the first intermediate host for the Spirometra

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Crustacean

63
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What is the second intermediate host for the Spirometra

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Fish or frogs.

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