Lab #1 and #2 info Flashcards
When to use fecal floats
Eggs that are not heavy
Nematode eggs
When do you use McMaster counting technique
Helminth eggs or protozoan cysts
what type of eggs are these
Cystoisospora oocysts
When do you use the baermann test
Nematode larvae
Lung worms or strongyles
What test would you want to use to detect Aelurostrongylus abstrusus
Baermann
T or F: Baermann is a good test to use to detect Filaroides lungworms in dogs
False
T or F: fascicola hepatica the common liver fluke can be best detected with a fecal floatation
False too dense
Are the following characteristics of hard or soft ticks: capitulum (head), basis capituli, palps, hypostome, scutum
Hard, soft ticks don’t have a scutum
what genera of hard ticks is this
Rhipicephalus, hexagonal basis capituli
What genera of hard ticks is this
Dermacentor, rectangular basis capituli
Describe the life cycle of hard ticks
4 stage life cycle: egg—> larva—> nymph—> adult
what type of ticks are these
Ixodes
What type of scutum and palps do Ixodes ticks have
Inornate scutum and long palps
The geographic regions of I. Scapularis and I. Pacificus don’t overlap but if they did how could you tell the difference between the adult stages
Different host species
Scapularis host is the white tailed deer and the pacificus host are lizards and small mammals
What type of scutum, basis capituli and palps do rhipicephalus have
Inornate, short palps, and hexagonal basis capituli
what is the genera of this tick
Rhipicephalus
What type of scutum, basis capituli, and palps do dermacentor ticks have
Ornate scutum, short palps and rectangular basis capituli
What genera of tick is this
Dermancentor
What type of scutum, and palps do amblyomma have
Ornate scutum and long palps
what genera of tick is this
amblyomma