Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8 Key Terms

Question 1

Cestode

Answer 1

Tapeworm

Question 2

True tapeworm

Answer 2

Eucestoede

Question 3

Pseudotapeworm

Answer 3

Fake tapeworm

Question 4

Proglottid

Answer 4

Compartments that hold eggs

Question 5

Scolex

Answer 5

Head

Question 6

Acetabula, suckers

Answer 6

Holds to the lining of small intestines

Question 7

Tegument

Answer 7

Body wall

Question 8

Rostellum

Answer 8

anchor like organelle

Question 9

Armed tapeworm

Answer 9

When tapeworm has a rostellum

Question 10

Unarmed tapeworm

Answer 10

Tapeworm lacks rostellum

Question 11

Neck

Answer 11

Germinal or growth region

Question 12

Immature proglottid

Answer 12

Youngest

Question 13

Mature proglottid

Answer 13

Intermediate in distance from scolex and neck

Question 14

Gravid proglottid

Answer 14

Farthest from scolex and neck

Question 15

Hermaphroditic

Answer 15

having both the male and female reproductive organs

Question 16

Hexacanth embryo

Answer 16

Six hooks

Question 17

Metacestode stage

Answer 17

Larval tapeworms

Question 18

Cysticercoid

Answer 18

Contains small, fluid filled space

Question 19

Cysticercus

Answer 19

“bladderworm” stage

Question 20

coenurus

Answer 20

Larval tapeworm stage characterized by large, fluid filled bladder with multiple solices

Question 21

Bothria

Answer 21

Grooves along length of scolex

Question 22

Coracidium

Answer 22

Ciliated hexacanth embryo

Question 23

Copepod

Answer 23

Aquatic crustacean

Question 24

Operculum

Answer 24

Door

Question 25

Amphistome

Answer 25

Flukes that appear to possess a “mouth” at both ends of body

Question 26

Schistosomes

Answer 26

Blood flukes

Question 27

Monogenetic fluke

Answer 27

One beginning

Question 28

Digenetic fluke

Answer 28

Two beginnings (Dogs, cats, humans)

Question 29

Hydatid cyst

Answer 29

large, fluid filled bladder that contains brood capsules