LUNG, LIVER, INTESTINAL FLUKES Flashcards

1
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flukes that sexes are combined

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Hermaphroditic / MONOECIOUS FLUKES

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2
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Infective stage of Monoecious flukes

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Metacercaria

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3
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Diagnostic stage of Monoecious flukes

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Ova or eggs in feces

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4
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Number of host

Monoecious flukes

Diecopis flukes

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Monoecious flukes =3 (2 IH & 1 DH)

Diecopis flukes = 2 (1 IH & 1 DH)

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5
Q

Developmental stages of Monoecious flukes

Operculated eggs
“My Sister Rent a Car for Me”
Adult

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Miracidium
Sporocysts
Redia
Cercaria
Metacercaria

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6
Q

ciliated larva released from egg when hatched

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Miracidium

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7
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sac liked larva developed from miracidium

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Sporocyts

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8
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larva developed from sporocysts; absent in Schistosoma

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Redia

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9
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larva developed from redia or sporocysts

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Cercaria

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10
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cercaria that has lost its tail following entry into 2nd IH

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Metacercaria

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11
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Common name of Paragonimus westermani

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Oriental Lung fluke

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12
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Paragonimus westermani

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Fresh water crab, crayfish

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13
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Common name of Fasciola hepatica

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Sheep Liver fluke

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14
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Fasciola hepatica

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Water plants e.g. watercress

Kangkong

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15
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Common name of Clonorchis sinensis

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Oriental Liver fluke
Chinese Liver fluke

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16
Q

Most important liver fluke of man

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Clonorchis sinensis

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17
Q

Common name of Opistorchis felineus

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cat liver fluke

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18
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Common name of Opistorchis viverrini

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sea liver fluke

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19
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Liver flukes

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Cyprinoid fish

20
Q

Common name of Fasciolopsis buski

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Giant intestinal fluke
Busk fluke

21
Q

SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Fasciolopsis buski

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Water plants e.g. caltrop, chestnut, bamboo shoots

22
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Common name of Echinostoma ilocanum

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Garrison`s fluke

23
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Echinostoma ilocanum

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Edible snails

24
Q

Common name of Heterophyes heterophyes

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Von Siebold fluke
Dwarf fluke

25
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Heterophyes heterophyes

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Fish

26
Q

deadliest trematode and smallest trematode infecing human

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Heterophyes heterophyes

27
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Common name of Metagonimus yokogawai

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Yokogawa`s fluke

28
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Metagonimus yokogawai

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Salmonoid and cyprinoid fish

29
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Common name of Nanophyetus salmincola

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Salmon-poisoning fluke

30
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SECOND INTERMEDIATE HOST of Nanophyetus salmincola

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Salmonoid fish

31
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Egg Morphology
- Broadly ovoidal with FLAT OPERCULUM & ABOPERCULAR THICKENING
- 80-120 x 50-60 µm

Adult Morphology:
- Coffee bean-shaped with zigzag intestinal ceca

A

P. westermani

32
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Egg Morphology
- Elongately ovoidal with tapering ends; 30 x 11 µm
- closely resemnles Clonorchis

Adult Morphology:
- LOBED tested and TRANSVERSE vitellaria

A

Opistorchis felineus

33
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Egg Morphology
- Broadly ovoidal with CONVEX or DOMED OPERCULUM & ABOPERCULAR KNOB
29 x 16 µm

Adult Morphology:
- Dendritic testes and GRANULAR vitellaria

A

C. sinensis

34
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Egg Morphology
- Large, yellowish brown with thin shell and small operculum;
130-150 x 63-90 µm
- 2nd LARGEST egg

Adult Morphology:
- With CEPHALIC CONE and dendritic structures
- with BRANCHED testes, ovaries, and intestina ceca

A

Fasciola hepatica

35
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Egg Morphology
- Indistinguishable from F. hepatica and F. gigantica ova
- LARGEST
- eggs are yellowish and ellipsoidal with CLEAR THIN shells and SMALL operculum
- 130-140 x 80-85um

Adult Morphology:
-NO CEPHALIC CONE
- intestinal ceca is UNBRANCHED

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Fasciolopsis buski

36
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Egg Morphology
- Similar to that of Clonorchis but with smaller abopercular knob;
29 x 16 µm
- THICK shelled light BROWN egg

Adult Morphology:
- With 3rd sucker called GONOTYL or Genital sucker

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H.heterophyes

37
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Egg Morphology
- Straw colored, ovoid, operculated; 83-116 x 58-69 µm.
- 3rd LARGEST

Adult Morphology:
- with CIRCUM ORAL DISK WITH SPINES
- equipped with oral sucker

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E. ilocanum

38
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Egg Morphology
- Thin-shelled, light yellow; 28 x 17 µm
- thin shelled light yellow egg

Adult Morphology:
- No 3rd sucker

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M. yokogawai

39
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Egg Morphology
- Similar to D. latum eggs but somewhat larger and narrower and have abopercular thickening instead of a knob

Adult Morphology:
- Genital opening is just posterior to the ventral sucker

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Nanophyetus salmincola

40
Q

Pulmonary inflammation and fibrosis resulting in pneumonia- or TB-like syndrome

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P. westermani

41
Q

Liver rot in sheep and goats; Halzoun syndrome

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F. hepatica

42
Q

Liver disease characterized by jaundice, edema and painful, progressive hepatomegaly;
associated with CHOLANGIO CARCINOMA

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C. sinensis
Opistorchis spp.

43
Q

Ulceration of the mucosa, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and flatulence

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F. buski

44
Q

No marked symptoms are produced other than intestinal irritation.

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E. ilocanum

45
Q

Colicky pains and mucous diarrhea; self-terminating in about two months.

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H. heterophyes
M. yokogawai

46
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Abdominal discomfort and intermittent diarrhea; vector of salmon poisoning disease in dogs

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Nanophyetus salmincola