Fasciola-Diplomastidae General Questions Flashcards

1
Q

these parasites are pear shaped known as conical or stomach flukes

A

paramphistomoidae

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2
Q

IH of S. japonicum

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Oncomelania hupensis quadrasii

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3
Q

3 stages of Schistosomosis or Snail fever

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Developmental period from skin penetration to mature ovaproducing adult worms, Period of active oviposition and extrusion, Period of proliferation and repair

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4
Q

Schistosoma species with spindle shaped eggs

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S. bovis

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5
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Schistosoma species with eggs flattened on one side with a small, stout spine

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S. suis

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6
Q

These are parasites of bile ducts, pancreatic ducts of amphibians and reptiles without cuticle spines

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Dicrocoelidae

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7
Q

species causing cataleptic cramp

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Dicrocoelium dendriticum

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8
Q

SN of Platynosomum fastomum paratenic host

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Anolis cristatelus

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9
Q

Eurytrema species found in perirectal fat of sheep

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Eurytrema ovis

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10
Q

their anterior portion is narrower than posterior and lanceolate shape

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Opistorchidae

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11
Q

Genera and species with cyprinoid fish as 2nd IH

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Opistochis sinensis or chinese liver fluke

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12
Q

found in the intestines of rail

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Metorchis caintaensis

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13
Q

SN of oriental lung fluke

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Paragonimus westermanii

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14
Q

Paragonimus sp present in lungs of man

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P. ringeri

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15
Q

1st Ih of Paragonimus westermanii

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Brotea spirata, Ampullaria

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16
Q

these are fleshy flukes with spiny cuticles

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Troglotrematidae

17
Q

affects subcutaneous tissues near the cloaca

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Collyriclum faba

18
Q

final hosts of troglotrema acutum

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fox, minks

19
Q

causes salmon poisoning

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neoricketssia helminthoeca

20
Q

predilection site of t. acutum

A

frontal and ethnoidal sinus

21
Q

echinostosoma present in rectum and ceca

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Echinostosoma revolutom

22
Q

IH of Garrison fluke

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Pila luzonica, Ampullarias gigas, Viviparus javanicus

23
Q

these are small trematodes whose body are covered with scales

A

heterophyidae

24
Q

1st IH of heterophyes heterophyes

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Cerithidia cingulata, Pirenella conica

25
Q

1st Ih of metagonimus yokogawai

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semisulcospira libertina

26
Q

2nd of h. heterophyes

A

tilapia

27
Q

these species are semitransparent and pear like

A

prosthogonimidae

28
Q

2nd IH of Prosthogonimus sp

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Tetragoneuria, Leucorrhynia, Libellula

29
Q

metacercaria are present in gills, fins, scale, tail of fish

A

metagonimus yokogawai

30
Q

these family utilize mosquitoes as Ih

A

plagiorchiidae

31
Q

Its cercariae stage has no tail but can be easily recognized by complete intestinal ring

A

Tracheophilus cymbius