Chapter Three and Four Key Terms Flashcards
Cervical alae
Lateral flattened expansions of cuticle in the region of anterior end of nematodes
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*ANTERIOR
Copulatory bursa
Lateral flattened expansions of cuticle in posterior end of male nematodes
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*POSTERIOR
Bursal rays
Fingerlike projections on copulatory bursa
Spicules
Penis of nematodes
Dioecious
Separate sexes
Oviparous nematode
Eggs produced by nematodes that contain a single cell stage
Ovoviviparous nematode
Eggs produced by nematodes that contain a first stage larva within egg shell
Larviparous nematode
Female nematode that retains eggs within the uterus and incubate them, then give birth to live larvae
Molt
Shed external cuticle
Direct life cycle
No intermediate host
Indirect life cycle
Nematode uses intermediate host
Prepatent period
Time from point of infection until a specific diagnostic stage can be recovered
Vermifuge
Anthelminitic that paralyzes the parasite so it passes out in feces
Vermicide
Anthelmintic that kills parasite and allows it to be broken down by body
L2 larvae
FEed, grow, and molting stage of larva
Parthenogenesis
Female worms capable of producing viable ova without fertilization from male worm
Microfilaria
Offspring of filarial worms
Adulticide
Drugs that kill adult stages of parasite
Rhabditiform esophagus
Femal worms produce larvated eggs here
Strongyles
Nematodes that parasitize large intestine of horses
Cutaneous draschiasis
Common name of Habronema
Summer sores
Common name of Draschia megastoma
Cutaneous onchocerciasis
Cuased by inflammation of microfilariae within skin
Thumps
Respiratory symptom of suum
Asymptomatic
Showing no symptoms/signs
Oxyurids
Pinworms
Neotenic
Male that resides in vagina of immature female and uterus of mature female