Deck 2 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the developmental stages of trematodes in the picture

A

cercaria

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2
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to diagnose fasciolosis, we use the following methods

A

sedimentation

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3
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A

oncosphere

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4
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what Is maritogony in the life cycle of trematodes

A

asexual reproductive phase
occurs within the snail intermediate host

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5
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A

rabbit

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6
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A

Cestoda

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7
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eggs of Nematodirus spp. belong to the category of eggs

A

XL

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8
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what is the name of a nematode whose adult stages parasitize the horse´s large intestine and the larval stages migrate through the liver and diaphragm

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Strongylus edentatus.

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9
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which of those types of helminths do not parasitize in pigs
- ascaris suum
- metastrongylus confusus
- strongyloides westeri
- trichuris vulpis
- oesophagostomum radiatum

A

Strongyloides westeri (horse)
Trichuris vulpis (dog)
Oesophagostomum radiatum (cattle)

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10
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write the name of species of helminths of the pigs small intestine

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  1. Ascaris suum – large roundworm; very common and significant.
  2. Strongyloides ransomi – threadworm; affects young piglets.
  3. Hyostrongylus rubidus – sometimes extends to the small intestine (primarily stomach).
  4. Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus – thorny-headed worm; attaches to small intestinal wall.
  5. Trichostrongylus axei – occasionally found in small intestine (more common in stomach, especially in mixed infections).
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11
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A

goose

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12
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A

egg with L3

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13
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A

Ileo-caecal junction and caecum of horse

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14
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A

pig

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15
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A

caeca

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16
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please describe the egg of Trichuris vulpis

A

Shape: Oval or lemon-shaped (also described as barrel-shaped).
Size: Approximately 70–90 µm long and 30–40 µm wide.
Color: Brown to golden-yellow.
Shell: Thick and smooth with a prominent outer shell.
Poles: Each end has a clear, symmetrical polar plug (bipolar opercula).
Contents: Unembryonated when passed in feces (contains a single cell).

17
Q

by coprological examination of sheep we found the eggs with these properties
- medium in size
- polyedric (3-4-5 angulated) asymmetrical
- 3 shells
. embryonted (oncosphere)
- light grey

What is your diagnosis? Write the full name

A

Monezia expansa

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19
Q

the segments that make up the body of a tapeworm are called

A

proglottids

20
Q
A

cysticercoid