GIT parasites Flashcards

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Signs of Habronema worms

A
  • Skin scores
  • Conjunctivitis

Local disease occurs when eggs deposited on conjunctiva or wounds by flies

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how do Parascaris equorum cause disease

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  • Ill thrift (poor coat, dull, anorexic)
  • Colic (large worm so can cause obstruction)
  • Coughing and nasal discharge
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dx and tx of P, equorum

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  • FWEC: distinct, lumpy eggs
  • PYRANTEL best
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4
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what transmoits Anoplocephala perfoliate/magna

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Orbited mites infected and overwinter
mites ingested on spring grass

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Tx and dx of Anoplocephala perfoliate/magna

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  • Look for antibodies
  • ELISA in populations but not individuals
  • High dose pyrantel or praziquantel in Autumn/Winter
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6
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how does strongly vulgaris cause disease

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  • Cause verminous arteritis  migrate through mesenteric arteries  immune response in walls

PP disease caused by larval stage

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Dx and Tx of (Strongylus vulgaris)

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May feel thrombi on retal
- No FWEC as PP disease

very sensitive to ivermectin
Pyrantel kills adults only

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