Internal Parasites: Nematodes Flashcards

1
Q

Nematodes are also known as what?

A

roundworms

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2
Q

Where will nematode eggs/larvae be found if adults live in the lungs or intestines?

A

feces

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3
Q

Where will nematode eggs/larvae be found if adults live in the kidneys or bladder?

A

urine

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4
Q

All ascarids are round worms but …

A

not all roundworms are ascarids

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5
Q

What nematode is this?

  1. Toxocara canis; cati,
  2. Toxascaris leonina
A

Ascarids

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6
Q

What type of ascarids are transmitted…

  1. Environment
  2. In utero
  3. Transmammary
A

Toxascaris leonine

Toxocara canis/cati

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7
Q

What parasite is this?

- Pregnancy hormones stimulate encysted roundworms to migrate from mother’s tissue to fetus

A

ascarids

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8
Q

What parasite is treated this way?

- Deworm all puppies and kittens 2 weeks postpartum, then every 2-3 weeks for 3-4 treatments

A

ascarids

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9
Q

What nematode can cause these clinical signs?

  1. vomiting
  2. diarrhea
  3. coughing
  4. gassy
  5. distended abdomens
  6. seizures (CNS)
A

ascarids

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10
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What are the human forms of ascarids? (2)

A
  1. ocular larval migrans

2. visceral larval migrans

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11
Q

What type of human ascarid is this?

  1. Larva travels to eye
  2. May have to remove eye
A

Ocular larval migrans

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12
Q

What type of human ascarid is this?

  1. Larva travels to various organs
  2. May cause organ failure
A

Visceral larval migrans

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13
Q

What type of nematode are these?

  1. Unicaria stenocephala
  2. Ancylostoma caninum
A

hookworms

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14
Q

What type of nematode are contracted through…

  1. Ingestion from the environment
  2. Transmammary
  3. Cutaneous larval migrans
A

hookworms

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15
Q

What hookworm only effects dogs?

A

Ancylostoma caninum

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16
Q

What hookworm can effect dogs and cats?

A

Unicaria stenocephala

17
Q

What type of hookworm is this?

  1. Larva penetrates through skin, can encyst
  2. Humans can be infected/infested
  3. Causes skin irritation
  4. Creeping eruptions
A

Cutaneous Larval Migrans

18
Q

What type of nematode causes these clinical signs?

  1. Listless
  2. bloody diarrhea
  3. anemia
19
Q

What type of nematode is this?

- Trichuris vulpis

20
Q

What nematode is contracted through ingestion from environment?

A

whipworm

Trichuris vulpis

21
Q

What nematode looks like this?

  1. Football shape egg
  2. double operculum
  3. fecal jewel
A

whipworm

Trichuris vulpis

22
Q

What nematode is a sporadic egg shedder?

A

whipworm

Trichuris vulpis

23
Q

These are the clinical signs for what nematode?

  1. Blood/mucus in stool
  2. more frequent bowel movements
A

whipworm

Trichuris vulpis

24
Q

What nematodes is these?

  1. Heartworm
  2. Mosquito vector
A

dirofilaria immitus

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How is dirofilaria immitus diagnosed?
blood
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How is Strongyloides stercoralis and Aelurostrongylus abstrusus diagnosed? (2)
1. larvae not eggs | 2. Baerrmann Technique
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What nematode is this? 1. Thread worm (dogs and cats) 2. Ingested larvae, not eggs 3. Passes as larvae in feces
Strongyloides stercoralis
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What nematode is this? 1. Lungworm (cats) 2. Larvae with kink in tail 3. Treat with Panacur or Ivermectin
Aelurostrongylus abstrusus