Ch.18 - Pseudocoelomate Animals Flashcards

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what are the general characteristics of phylum nematoda?

A
  • psuedocoelomate
  • triploblastic
  • complete digestive system
  • dioecious
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what is the common name for phylum nematoda?

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roundworms

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what are the characteristics of pseudocoelomates?

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  • gut surrounded by a second cavity
  • not lined with mesoderm
  • coelom
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what are the advantages of a coelom?

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  • more space
  • greater surface area
  • flexibility
  • hydrostatic support
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5
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what does dioecious?

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two individuals with two different sexes

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6
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Roundworms only have _____ muscles.

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longitudinal

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what does the fluid filled coelom do?

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forms a hydrostatic skeleton

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what is the life cycle of large roundworm?

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eggs shed with feces -> ingested (by plants, soil, hands) -> juveniles burrow from intestine to circulatory system -> carried to lungs (mature) -> up bronchi/trachea, swallowed to intestine

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what are the symptoms of large roundworm?

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usually none; abdominal pain, intestinal blockage

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10
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how do you prevent large roundworms being eaten?

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clean and cook plants + wash hands

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what is the life cycle of hookworms?

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eggs in feces -> hatch -> feed on soil bacteria -> penetrate skin to blood then lungs (mature) -> move to intestine via throat -> rasp inside of large intestine -> suck blood

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what are the symptoms of hookworms?

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anemia, fatigue, can cause physical and mental retardation in children

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how do you prevent/control hookworms?

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wear shoes

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what is the life cycle of pinworms?

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adult females migrate from small intestine to anus to lay eggs -> resultant itch

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what are the symptoms of pinworms?

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itching

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how do you control pinworms?

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drugs

17
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what is the life cycle of trichinella worms?

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ingestion of undercooked pork -> larvae released -> mature -> live in small intestine -> produces new larvae -> form cyst in muscle

18
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what are the symptoms of trichinella worms?

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nausea, vomiting, sweating, diarrhea

19
Q

how do you control trichinella worms?

A

cook meat

20
Q

where do dog heartworms live?

A

juvenile -> in blood
adults -> in heart

21
Q

what transmits dog heartworm?

A

misquitoes

22
Q

what produces elephantiasis?

A

filarial worms

23
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what is elephantiasis?

A

swelling in lymph system

24
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what are helminth worms?

A

a general term used to describe worm-like animals that are parasitic (= tapeworms, flukes, and many roundworms)

25
Q

what is helminthic therapy?

A

parasites might help immune system cope with immune-mediated diseases such as hay fever, asthma, MS

26
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what is the common name of phylum rotifera?

A

rotifers

27
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what are the 4 characteristics of rotifers?

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1) most freshwater
2) ciliated mouth -> feeding and locomotion
3) trunk “segmented”
4) foot with toes anchors