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Common Parasites Flashcards

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis, microfilaria vectors

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mosquitos

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis, microfilaria in mosquito develop to

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infective L3 and are depsoited in or on the skin while feeding

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: L3 cannot mature without

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Wolbachia

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: Disease causes

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  1. Pulmonary pathology (pneumonitis), pulmonary hypertension, glomerulonephritis
  2. RHF
  3. Caval syndrome
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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: Caval syndrome

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RBC lysis (hemoglobinemia and hemoglobinuria) and worms in the cavae and subsequent interference with the triscuspid valve

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: Antigen testing

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antigen produced by a reproductively active female uterus

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: False negatives

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d/t low worm burdens, immature infections &/or nly a few adult feamles

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis:microfilaria on blood smear can look like

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acanthocheilonemia reconditum

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Canine Dirofilaria immitis: what dx further confirm or help stage infestation prior to treatment?

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Echo and Rads

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All heartworm preventatives belong to which class of drugs?

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macrocyclic lactones

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Macrocylic lactones are effective against what stages of D. immitis?

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L3, L4 and microfilaria

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Heartgard plus Active Ingredients

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ivermectin

pyrantel

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Heartgard plus Spectrum

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heartworms, hookworms, roudnworms

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Interceptor Active ingredients

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milbemycin oxime

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Interceptor Spectrum

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heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms

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Sentinel active ingredients

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milbemycin oxime, lufenuron

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Sentinel Spectrum

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heartowrms, roudnworms, hookwroms, whipworms, fleas

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Sentinel flea prevents

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prevents flea eggs from hatching

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Revolution Active Ingredients

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Selamectin

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Revolution Spectrum

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heartworms, fleas, flea IGR, ear mites, ticks (one spp) sarcoptic mange

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Canine Oral Heartworm Preventatives

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Heartgard plus
Interceptor
Sentinel
Trifexis

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Revolution flea prevention

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Kills adult fleas and prevents eggs from hatching

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Proheart Active Ingredients

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Moxidectin

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Proheart Spectrum

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heartworms, hookworms

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Canine injectable heartworm prevention?

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Proheart

**6 months

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Advantage Multi Active Ingredients

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imidacloprid, moxidectin

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Advantage Multi Spectrum

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heartworms, fleas, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, sarcoptic mange

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What is the only FDA labeled treatment of microfilaria in canines?

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Advantage multi

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Trifexis active ingredients

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milbemycin oxime, spinosad

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Trifexis Spectrum

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heartowrms, roundworms, hooksworms, whipworms, fleas

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Trifexis flea prevention

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kills adult fleas

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Feline heartworms are different from dogs because

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  1. cats are more resistant than dogs

2. rarely microfilaremic

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2 stages of Feline heartworm Dz

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  1. Heartworm Associated Resp Dz

2. Pulmonary thromboemboli and inflamm

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Feline Heartworm Dz: Heartworm associated resp dz

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associated with juvenile worms arriving in pulmonary vasculature and result from direct vascular injury and inflamm

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Death of worms can cause what clinical signs in cats?

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pulmonary thromboemboli and inflammation

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Dx Heartworm Dz in Cats

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  • Ab and Ag tests used together

- Thoracic rads and echo– confirm dz

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Feline Heartgard Active ingredients

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ivermectin

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Feline Heartgard Spectrum

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heartworms and hooks

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Felien Interceptor active ingredients

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milbemycin oxime

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Feline Interceptor Spectrum

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heartworms, hookworms, roundworms

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Feline oral heartworm preventatives

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heartgard

interceptor

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Feline revolution active ingredients

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selamectin

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Feline Revolution Spectrum

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heartworms, fleas, flea IGR, hookworms, roundworms, ear mites

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Feline Revolution flea prevention

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kills adult fleas and prevents eggs from hatching

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Feline Advantage Multi Active ingredients

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imidacloprid, moxidectin

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Feline Advantage Multi Spectrum

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heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, fleas, ear mites

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What is the only FDA labeled treatment for microfilaria in felines?

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Advantage Multi

48
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Roundworms of cats

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Toxacara cati

49
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Roundworms of dogs

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Toxacara canis

50
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Roundworms of dogs and cats

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Toxocaris leonine

51
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baylisascaris procyonis raccooons causes disease in what spp?

52
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Roundworms

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Roundworms average prepatent period in dogs and cats

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dogs: 3-4 wks
cats: 8 wks

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Roundworms (ascarids) transmission

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transmammary, transplacental or ingestion of larvated egg or paratenic host

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Roundworms (ascarids) somatic migration

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encysted cysts throughout body occurs but will never infec tthe host again

56
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Ascarid clinical disease

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dull hair coat
potbelly and thin body condition
enteritis
verominous pneumonia (d/t tracheal migration)

57
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Ascarid dx

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  1. vomitus or feces as larger worms

2. microscopic exam– fecal floation

58
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Ascarid prevention

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  1. pick up feces
  2. deworm pregnant and nursing dams
  3. deworm kittens
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Ascarid treatment

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pyrantel (5-10 mg/kg once, repeat in 2-3wks)
fenbdendazole (50 mg/kg q24x3d, repeat in 2-3wks)
moxidectin
milbemycin
selamectin–cats only

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Ascarid zoonoses

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visceral & ocular larval migrans

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Accidental ingestion of ifnective larvated ascarid eggs lead to

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somatic migration and cause chronic granulomatous lesions in the liver, lung, brain and eye

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma transmission

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transmammary, or ingestion of infective larvae or paratenic host

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma percutaneous migration can cause

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local reaction, erythema, pruritus

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma Adults cause dz by

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attaching to villi and secrete anticoagulant

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma C/S

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anemia, enteritis, tarry stools, dermatitis, wt loss

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma Dx

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Fecal float

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Hookworms–Ancylostoma prevention

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pick up feces
avoid predation
deworm pregnant and nursing dams
start deworming puppies and kittens

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Hookworm zoonoses

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cutaneous larval migrans

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Whipworms

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Whipworms primarily live

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Whipworms C/S

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intermittent soft stools
mucoid diarrhea
wt loss

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Whipworms Dx

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Zn sulfate fecal float

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Whipworms Prevention

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  1. removal of feces

2. preventatives

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Cystoisospora previously known as

75
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Cystoisospora– Isospora oocysts passe din feces

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nonsporulated oocysts passed in feces and sporulate in enviornment

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Cystoisospora– Isospora infecst by

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ingestion of sporulated oocysts or pratenic hosts

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Cystoisospora– Isospora C/S

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  1. Dz of the young
  2. sm bowel diarrhea +/- hemorrhagic
  3. wt loss, dehydration, hyporpoteinemia
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Cystoisospora– Isospora Dx

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direct miscoropsic fecal examination

79
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Cystoisospora– Isospora Prevention

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rapid removal of feces
tx household/cattery/kennel
prevent predation

80
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Cystoisospora– Isospora Treatment

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Sulfadimethoxine (Albon)

Ponazuril

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Giardia spp that infect dogs and cats

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Giardia duodenalis

82
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Giardia stages

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dimorphic parasites that has a trophozoite and cyst stage

83
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Which stage of Giardia is the problem stage?

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Trophpozoite

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Which stage of Giardia is the infective stage?

85
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Infection of giardia occurs by?

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ingestion of cysts

86
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Giardia C/S

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intermittent, smelly diarrhea

maldigestion & malabsorption d/t to enterocyte damage

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Giardia direct fecal smear

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motile trophozoites (falling leaf)

88
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Giardia Dx

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direct smear
fecal float (with centrifugation)
Fecal ELISA

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Giardia Prevention

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daily fecal removal

bathing

90
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Giardia Treatment

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Fenbendazole
Metronidazole
Combination therapy

91
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Species of tapeworms

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Dipylidium caninum
Taenia spp
Echinococcus spp

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Tapeworm Life Cycle

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Indirect life cycle– needs an IH

93
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Tapeworm IH

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fleas or rodents consume eggs and develop larval cysts

94
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Tapeworms infect

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small intestine, diarrhea if severe infestation

perianal irritation from proglottid

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Tapeworms Dx

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ID of proglottid (egg basket) on patient

Id of eggs on fecal float

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Tapeworm prevention/control

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praziquantal
epsiprantel (cestx)
Emodepside (profender)
avoid predation
flea control
97
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Conditions fleas cause

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flea anemia
flea allergy dermatitis
tapeworms

98
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fleas are vectors for

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  1. Yersinia pestis–bubonig plague
  2. bartonella hensalae– cat scratch dz
  3. Rickettsia typhi– murine typhus
  4. Rickettsia felis– spotted fever in cats & zoonotic
  5. Mycoplasma (formerly hemobartonella)– feline infectious anemia
99
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Ehrlichiois tick vector

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brown dog tick (rhipicephalus sanguineus) and Lone star tick

**attach 3-6 hrs

100
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Tick vector diseases

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ehrlichiosis
anaplasmosis
lyme disease
rocky mountain spotted fever
cytauxzoonosis
tularemia
babesiosis
hepatozoonosis
bartonellosis

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