Lab 8 Flashcards
Cestodes
-the “head” region of the tapeworm
SCOLEX
scolex is equipped with some sort of holdfast organ – some variations include:
1) suckers 2) hooks 3) grooves
-the types of sucker-like organs on scolices of cestodes that infect man:
1) Acetabula (sing. acetabulum)
2) Bothria
Acetabula (sing. acetabulum)
- _____ or ______shaped with muscular wall
- usual pattern:
- circular or oval cup
- 4 equally spaced around scolex
Bothria
Shape:
Usually __ in number
-________ location on scolex
- “Slit-like” shallow pits or long grooves
- 2
- Lateral or dorsoventral
protruding dome-shaped area on anterior end of scolex
Rostellum
- “armed” -
- “unarmed” -
- hooks are arranged on it This is the rule.
- no hooks
(presence and absence of ______ and shape and arrangement of _____
are identification keys in cestodes)
- rostellum
- hooks
region between scolex and strobila segments
neck
contains stem cells that give rise to new proglottids
neck
long chain of proglottids (segments)
depending upon species, from a few to thousands of proglottids
strobila
Strobila
-each has sets of reproductive organs of ____ -“_____” in each set
- both sexes
- genitalium
growth of strobila is called:
strobilization
strobilization occurs from _____ end as new proglottids are added
anterior
proglottids closest to scolex –
most immature
“gravid” =
filled with eggs