Chapter 11 Intro to parasitology Flashcards
Parasites that live outside the body
Ectoparasites
Parasites that live inside the body
Endoparasites
Parasites that can live indepenedently of the host
Facultative parasites
parasites that must live inside the host
Obligate parasites
parasites that remain in the hose from early to maturity
Permanent
Parasites that visit during feeding time
Intermittent parasite
Parasites that occur in an unusual host
Incidental parasite
Parasite whose larvae develops in a host while the adult is free living
transitory parasite
Parasites that are seen in an unusual organ
Erratic parasites
Hosts that harbor adult the adult stage of the parasite
Definitive hosts
Are those that harbor the larval stage
Intermediate hosts
are vertebrate hosts that harbor the parasite and mat act as additional source of infection in man
Reservoir hosts
are those that serves as a means of transport for the parasite
Paratenic hosts
Most common specimen to detect parasites
Stool
T or F, most common of transmission is through ingestion of contaminated food and water
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