Image Review Flashcards

1
Q

Identify the parasite. What is the site of infection?

A

Ascaris suum

small intestine

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2
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Identify this parasite of pigs that causes “milk spots.” How would you treat the pigs?

A

Ascaris suum

Treat & clean sows 2 weeks before farrowing, then again at weaning

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3
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Identify the parasite. What is its common name?

A

Ascaris suum

Pig roundworm

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4
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Identify this parasite of pigs. What is the common name? What are you likely to see in feces?

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Strongyloides ransomi

Common name: threadworm

Embryonated eggs and L1 in feces

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5
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What is the site of infection for this pig parasite?

A

Strongyloides ransomi

Small intestine

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6
Q

L3 skin penetration by this parasite causes:

A

erythema

(Strongyloides ransomi)

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7
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What is the scientific name of the nodular worm pictured? What is its site of infection?

A

Oesophagostomum spp.

Large intestine

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8
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This parasite was identified in a blood smear of a cat that died after having pyrexia, anemia and icterus.

What is the parasite? To which taxonomic class does it belong?

A

Cytauxzoon spp.

Class Piroplasmidia

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9
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This organism parasitizes the distal parts of equine limbs.

Identify the parasite. Describe the mouthparts.

A

Chorioptes spp with rounded mouthparts

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10
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These organisms were seen in a canid fecal examination.

What are the parasites?

A

Trichuris, Capillaria and coccidian oocysts.

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11
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A dog has been regurgitating persistently. These eggs were observed in the fecal examination.

What is the parasite? Which diagnostic tool was used?

A

Spirocerca lupi.

Fecal floatation.

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12
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A dog was admitted to the hospital with diarrhea and erythema. These parasites were identified in fresh feces.

What is the parasite?

A

Larvae of Strongyloides stercoralis

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13
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These parasite eggs were identified in a fecal examination of a cat. What type of eggs are these?

A

Taenia eggs

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14
Q

This parasitic organism was noted in a fecal examination from a dog.

Identify the parasite.

A

Dipylidium caninum.

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15
Q

Several eggs are observed in the fecal examination of a dog.

Identify the parasite. Which diagnostic method was used?

A

Nanophyetus salmincola, recovered with the sedimentation method

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16
Q

Sheep and goats are parasitized by these organisms. What is the common name?

A

“Sheep tick”

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17
Q

Identify the parasite. What is its common name?

A

Argas spp.

Fowl tick

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18
Q

Identify this parasite of cats. What is the site of infection?

A

Otodectes cynotis. Ears.

19
Q

This egg (130 µm) was identified in an ovine fecal examination. Identify the parasite. What is its common name?

A

Nematodirus spp.

Long neck bankrupt worm

20
Q

This parasite was found on a dog. What is it? What is its common name?

A

Trichodectes canis.

Dog biting louse.

21
Q

This parasite was identified in the fecal examination of cattle grazing in a marsh. Clinical signs include edema, bottlejaw and anemia.

Identify the parasite. Which diagnostic method was used?

A

Fasciola hepatica egg.

Sedimentation

22
Q

Identify this parasite of dogs. What is the site of infection?

A

Demodex canis

Hair follicles and sebaceous glands.

23
Q

Identify this avian parasite. What is its common name?

A

Cimex spp.

Bedbug, bird bug, bat bug

24
Q

This parasite infects swine and is 150 µm in size.

Identify the parasite. What is its key clinical sign?

A

Balantidium spp.

Dystentery & diarrhea.

25
Q

This deformed beak was caused by which avian parasite?

Where does the life cycle take place?

A

Knemidocoptes spp.

Entire life cycle occurs on host.

26
Q

Identify this parasite found in sheep.

What is its site of infection?

A

Oestrus ovis.

Nasal passages

27
Q

This parasite was found during the fecal examination of a sheep.

Identify the parasite. Which stage(s) cause the main pathogenesis? What is the most prominent sign in severe infections?

A

Nematodirus spp. (Long neck bankrupt worm)

Larval stages cause the most pathogenesis.

Diarrhea is the main clinical sign

28
Q

Identifiable in a blood smear, these parasites cause anemia, depression and anorexia in a dog.

Identify the parasite. What condition does it cause?

A

Babesia canis.

Canine pioplasmosis/babesiosis

29
Q

What type of egg is this?

A

Strongyle egg.

Can be differentiated by culturing to 3rd stage larva

30
Q

This is from a fecal examination in a donkey. The size is 40-52 X 32-40 µm.

Identify the parasite. How soon are larvae present in the milk of a mare?

A

Strongyloides spp.

Larvae present in milk of mare by 4th day.

31
Q

These eggs were found in a fecal exam of a swine.

Identify the egg in the top left of the picture. What about the other 2 eggs?

A

Three Ascaris suum eggs.

The two on the right have lost their thick outer coating.

32
Q

Identify this equid parasite.

What is the infective stage?

A

Anoplocephala spp.

Cysticercoid is the infective stage

33
Q

This parasite (400 µm) was found in a fresh horse fecal examination.

Identify the parasite. What is its common name? Site of infection?

A

Dictyocaulus arnfieldi

Lungworm

Site of infection: bronchi of lungs

34
Q

These parasites commonly infest rabbits, rodents and also cats and dogs in the subcutaneous tissue.

Identify the parasite.

A

Cuterebra spp.

35
Q

This organism is called “nodular worm” in swine.

Identify the parasite. What is the infective stage?

A

Oesophagostomum spp. egg

Infective stage: L3

36
Q

This parasite was recovered from the inguinal region of a dog and caused paralysis.

Identify the parasite. What is its common name?

A

Ixodes spp.

Black-legged tick; deer tick

37
Q

Which three parasites are pictured here?

(from fecal smear of a canid)

A
  • Toxocara canis
  • Isospora spp.
  • Ancylostoma caninum
38
Q

This is an egg of the pig lungworm. What is the scientific name? What is/are the intermediate host(s)?

A

Metastrongylus spp.

Intermediate hosts are earthworms

39
Q

This parasite (300 µm) was identified in a fresh fecal examination from sheep and goats.

Identify the parasite. What is its diagnostic stage? Which diagnostic method is used?

A

Muellerius spp. (Lungworm)

L1 is isolated using the Baermann method.

**Remember, look for the S-shaped kink in the tail

40
Q

This parasite was recovered from the stomach and rectum of an equid.

Identify the parasite. Where do you find the eggs of this organism?

A

Gasterophilus spp.

Eggs on hair of forelegs and shoulders or intermandibular area

41
Q

This parasite was found by you on a bird during daytime.

Identify the parasite. What is its common name?

A

Ornithonyssus spp.

Fowl mite

**This is the most common poultry mite

42
Q

A dog fecal floatation revealed these parasitic organisms. (75-90 x 60-75 µm).

Identify the parasites shown.

A

Toxocara canis and Toxoscaris leonina eggs

43
Q

These parasite stages were identified in an equine fecal examination and measure 85-95 X 40-45 µm.

Identify the parasite. What is its common name. What is the infective stage?

A

Oxuris equi. (Large pinworm)

Infective stage: L3

44
Q

This parasite causes catarrhal gastritis in dogs and cats. Identify the parasite. What is the appropriate treatment for this parasite?

A

Physaloptera spp. (Stomach worm)

No treatment