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Lecture 18: Piroplasmosis and Haemosporidosis Flashcards

1
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What type of parasites are piroplasmids

A

Obligate intracellular parasites

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2
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What life cycles do piroplasmids have

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Indirect

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3
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What is the definitive host/vector for piroplasmids

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Ticks

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4
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What is the intermediate host for piroplasmids

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Mammals, birds

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5
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What life cycle stages take place on the tick

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Gametogeny, fertilization and sporogeny

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6
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Where do Sporozoites develop and tick and how are they transmitted to host

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Develop in tick salivary glands and are injected into vertebrate host

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7
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What life cycle stage takes place on the vertebrate intermediate host for piroplasmids

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Schizogeny

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8
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Where does multiplication occur for babesia

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RBCs

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9
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Where does multiplication occur for theileria and cytauxzoon

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Exoerythrocytic multiplication in leukocytes followed by multiplication in RBC’s

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10
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What are piroplasmids

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Intraerythrocytic stages

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T or F: transovarial transmission can occur with Babesia

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Trueo

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12
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Describe the erythrocytic cycle (babesia)

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  1. Sporozoites infect RBC
  2. Piroplasmids divide within RBCs
  3. Merozoites form, lyse RBC and go infect new RBC
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13
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What are the two species of canine babesiosis

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B. Canis and B. Gibsoni

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14
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What is the main vector for B. Canis

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Rhipicephalus sangineus

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15
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How is B. Gibsoni transmitted

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Via infected blood (dogfights)

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16
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What are some symptoms for canine babesiosis

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Hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia, icterus, hemoglobinuria, splenomegaly, lymphadenopathy, can be fatal

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17
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Order the pathogenicity of species of canine babesia

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B. Conradae»B. Gibsoni>.B. Canis

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18
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T or F: recovered animals, treated or untreated can still be carriers of canine babesia

A

True

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19
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What are the two species of bovine babesiosis

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B. Bigemina and B. Bovis

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What is the vector for B. Bigemina and B. Bovis

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Rhipicephalus

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21
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Which species of bovine babesiosis is more pathogenic

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b. Bovis

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22
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T or F: cows are still carriers of babesiosis regardless of treatment

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True

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23
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What is the best way to identify and diagnose babesia

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ID of piroplasms in blood smears

(Parasitemia often low in chronic babesiosis or asymptomatic)

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24
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What mammals are mainly parasitized by Theileria

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Ruminants

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25
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T or F: transovarial transmission occurs with Theileria

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False

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26
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Describe the exoerythrocytic phase

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  1. Sporozoites infect WBC
  2. Schizonts divide within WBCs
  3. Merozoites form, lyse WBC and are released to infect RBC and develop into piroplasms
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27
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What species of Theileria destroys leukocytes and in what animal species does this occur

A

T. Parva in cattle

28
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What species of Theileria destroys RBC and in what species does this occur

A

T. Equi in horses

29
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What species of Theileria destroys both WBC and RBC and in what species does this occur

A

T. Annulata in cattle

30
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T or F: horses infected with T. Equi remain carriers

A

True

31
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What are the vectors for t. Equi

A

Dermacentor variablis and amblyomma mixtum

32
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Transplacental transmission of T equi can result in what 3 potential outcomes

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  1. Abortion
  2. Neonatal piroplasmosis
  3. Healthy foal carriers
33
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What species of theileria is lymphoproliferative

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T. Annulata

34
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What is the best way to ID/diagnose lymphproliferative Theileria

A

ID schizonts in blood or lymph node aspirate smears or tissue smears

35
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For all forms of theileria what is another good way to ID/diagnose theileria

A

ID of piroplasms in blood smears

36
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What wild felids are commonly infected with Cytauxzoon felis

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Bobcat, cougar

37
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What is the main vector for Cutauxzoon felis

A

Amblyomma americanum

38
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Describe the exoerythrocytic cycle of Cytauxzoon felis in cats

A

Macrophages get enlarged via schizonts and occlude vasculature, can cause parasitic thrombi

39
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How do you diagnose Cytauxzoonosis

A
  1. ID of schizonts in blood or lymph node aspirates or tissue smears
  2. Observe piroplasms in blood smear
40
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What type of parasites are haemosporids

A

Obligate intracellular parasites

41
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What type of life cycles for haemosporids have

A

Indirect

42
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What is the definitive host for haemosporids

A

Biting flies

43
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What is the intermediate host for heaemosporids

A

Tetrapods

44
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What life cycle stages occur in the flies (definitive host) for haemosporids

A
  1. Gametogeny
  2. Fertilization
  3. Sporogeny
45
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What life cycle stages take place in the vertebrate intermediate host for haemosporids

A

Schizogeny

46
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Describe the erythrocytic cycle of plasmodium

A

Multiplication in RBCs; gameotocytes also form in RBC

47
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Describe the erythrocytic life cycle of leucocytozoon

A

No multiplication, only gametocytes form in RBC and mono nuclear leukocytes

48
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Describe the erythrocytic cycle of haemoproteus

A

No multiplication, only gametocytes form in RBC

49
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What is the vector for plasmodium

A

Mosquitoes

50
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Describe the exoerythrocytic cycle for plasmodium

A

Infect hepatocytes of mammals, macrophages and vascular endothelial cells of birds and reptiles

Host cells lyse, merozoites infect RBC and become trophozoites

51
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Describe the exoerythrocytic phase in avian malaria

A

Endothelial schizonts may occlude capillaries result in ischemia

52
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What are the two species of avian malara

A

P. Gallinaeum and P relictum

53
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What species does P gallinaceum effect

A

Chickens

54
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P. Relictum causes severe disease with high mortality in what species

A

Captive penguins

55
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What are the vectors for leucocytozoon

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Black flies and midges

56
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What are the two species of leucocytzoon effect birds

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  1. L. Simondi
  2. L smithi
57
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What species does L simondi infect

A

Domestic and wild ducks and geese

58
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T or F: species infected with L simondi remain carriers

A

True

59
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What species does L smithi infect

A

Domestic and wild turkeys

60
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T or F: species infected with L. Smithi remain carriers

A

True

61
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What are the main vectors for haemoproteus

A

Midges, ked or louse flies, Tabanid flies

62
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What are the main species infected with haemoproteus

A

Avian and reptiles

63
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Describe the exoerythrocytic cycle of haemoproteus in birds

A

Infect vascular endothelial cells and macrophages, also infect striated muscle fibers

64
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Describe the exoerythrocytic cycle of haemoproteus in reptiles

A

Infect macrophages

65
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What are the species of avian haemoproteusis

A

H. Lophortyx and H. Maelaegridis

66
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What species does H, lophortyx impact

A

New world quail

67
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What species does H. Melaegridis infect

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Domestic and wild turkeys

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