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Ascaris lumbricoides route of transmission

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Fecal oral

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Enterobius route of transmission:

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hand to mouth
exits anus, lays eggs. secretes fluid that makes people itch

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Necator americanus route of transmission:

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larvae in soil penetrate foot skin, hatches to larvae in ground

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Trichenella spiralis larvae route of transmission:

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transferred to humans by eating contaminated uncooked pork, larvae goes to skeletal muscle

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Clonorchis sinensis route of transmission:

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eating contaminated undercooked fish
ova > 1st host (snail) > larvae > 2nd host (fish)

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Schistosoma mansoni route of transmission:

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larvae in water penetrating the skin with an enzyme that allows it to
1st host (snail) > larvae > 2. penetrates skin

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Taenia saginata route of transmission:

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eating contaminated undercooked beef

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Has lots of branches on proglottids and suction cup on the scolex

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Taenia saginata

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Taenia solium route of transmission:

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eating contaminated undercooked pork

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Has 8-13 branches on proglottid
Has suction cups and hooks on scolex

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Taenia solium

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disease humans get from ingesting solium egg (ovum), goes straight to brain

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Cysticercosis

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eggs

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Ova

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egg

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Ovum

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Head of tapeworm

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Scolex

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Segment of tapeworm body

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Proglottid

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Has both eggs and sperm, can reproduce with self

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Dioecious

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17
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Platyhelminthes are commonly known as

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Flatworms

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The animal that harbors the adult worm is called the

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definitive host

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19
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Class trematoda are also called

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flukes

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20
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Class cestoda are also called

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tapeworms

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Non-segmented, leaf-shaped parasites that have a simple digestive tract and require at least one intermediate molluscan host (e.g. snail) in their life cycle

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Class Trematoda

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Are segmented, ribbon-like flatworms that lack a digestive tract of their own.

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Class Cestoda

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23
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Has only a suction cup on the scolex

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Taenia Saginata

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Has suction cups and hooks on the scolex

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Taenia Scolium

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The proglottids of Taenia Saginata have more than _______ lateral branches on each side

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The proglottids on Taenia Solium have ______ to ______ branches

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8 to 13

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Cestoda (tapeworms) are non-segmented

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False

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28
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Trematodes (flukes) lack a digestive tract of their own

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False

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29
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Having both male and female reproductive organs

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Monoecious

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30
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Male and female are seperate animals

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Dioecious

31
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Name the genus and species of the parasite that causes the disease “cysticercosis”

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Taenia solium

32
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Chlornchis sinensis

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Pumpkin seed

33
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Schistoma Mansoni

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Cartoon talk bubble

34
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Chlornchis sinensis and schistoma mansoni are _______

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Trematodes

35
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Taenia saginata and taenia solium are of

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Cestoda

36
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Dracunculus medinensis

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Guinea worm

37
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Giant intestinal roundworm

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Ascaris lumbricoides

38
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Hookworm

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Necator Americanus

39
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Pinworm

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Enterobius Vermicularis

40
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Tissue parasite

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Trichenella spiralis

41
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Which nematodes migrate to the lung during their life cycle?

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Ascaris lumbricoides
Necator americanus
Dirofilaria immitis

42
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Which nematode is found in areas with high level sanitation?

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Enterobrius vermicularis

43
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Which nematode(s) is/are transmitted by the fecal-oral route?

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Ascaris lumbricoides
Toxocara canis
Toxocaris cati

44
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Which nematode can cause severe anemia?

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Necator Americanus

44
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Which nematode can cause severe anemia?

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Necator Americanus

45
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Which nematode causes pruritis ani?

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Enterobrius vermicularis

46
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Which nematodes are normally parasites of cats and dogs?

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Toxacara cati and and canis

47
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Some roundworms are very tiny and transmitted by an insect vector.

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Dirofilaria Immitis

48
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Name the genus and species of the parasite that causes the disease “cysticercosis”

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Taenia solium

49
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The two classes of platyhelminthes are _______, commonly known as flukes, and ________, commonly known as tapeworms

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Trematoda and Cestoda

50
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Platyhelminthes are commonly known as

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flatworms

51
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The Taenia saginata has hooks on its scolex

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False

52
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The Taenia solium does have hooks on irs scolex

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True

53
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Clonorchis sinensis common name is

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Chinese liver fluke

54
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Commonly known as the blood fluke

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Schistoma Mansoni

55
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First host of Scistoma mansoni is

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The snail then the human

56
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Humans are infected with Schistoma mansoni when

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it comes into contact with the skin

57
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Encantamoeba histolytica causes

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Amoebic dysentery

58
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Causes vaginitis

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Trichomonas vaginalis

59
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What infection concerns pregnant women?

A

Toxoplasma gondii

60
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Causes meningoencephalitis

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Naegleria fowleri

61
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All protozoans are found in a stage called

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Trophozoites

62
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Causes eye infections

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Acanthamoeba

63
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Giardia lamblia is aka

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Backpackers diarrhea

64
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Bacteria that survives chlorination of drinking water

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Giardia lamblia
Cryptosporidium parvum

65
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Trypanosoma brucei uses ________ as bio vector and causes the disease ________________

A

Tsetse fly
African sleeping sickness

66
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_______ uses the kissing bug as a v vector and causes the disease _______

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Trypanosoma cruzii
Chagas disease

67
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What disease does plasmodium cause?

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Malaria

68
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What 3 ways is toxoplasma gondii transmitted to humans:

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Cat feces
Eating contaminated undercooked meat
Congenital

69
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How is plasmodium transmitted to humans?

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Bite of infected mosquito

70
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How is balantidium coli transmitted to humans?

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Fecal oral

71
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How is cryptosporidium parvum transmitter to humans?

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Fecal oral

72
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How is entamoeba histolytica transmitted to humans?

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Fecal oral

73
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How is Giardia lamblia transmitted to humans?

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Fecal oral

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