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Midterm I - Website Photos (Oliver) Flashcards

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Babesia canis: Merozoites

Blood smear

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Cryptosporidium baileyi oocysts

On the ciliated cell surface of the trachea

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Babesia canis merozoites

Blood smear, Giemsa-stained

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Unsporulated Eimeria oocysts from a lamb

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Eimeria acervulina macrogamonts & developing oocysts

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Eimeria maxima: Sporulated oocyst

Iodine stain

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Eimeria bakuensis: Unsporulated oocysts

Floatation method, methylene-blue stain

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Eimeria: Unsporulated oocyst

E. robusta, methylene-blue stain

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Eimeria stiedai: Oocysts

In destroyed biliary epithelium

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Leishmania donovani: Promastigotes

Giemsa stain

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Toxoplasma gondii: Tissue cysts

Mouse brain, HE stain

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Trypanosoma equiperdum: Trypomastigotes

Giemsa stain

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Encephalitozoon cuniculi: Focal encephalitis (see macrophages)

Rabbit brain, HE stain

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Encephalitozoon cuniculi: Interstitial nephritis

Rabbit kidney, HE stain

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Encephalitozoon cuniculi: Interstitial nephritis + CT proliferation

Rabbit kidney, HE stain

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Eimeria bovis (larger) & Eimeria zuernii (smaller): Oocysts

Floatation, native

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Leishmania donovani: Amastigotes in macrophages

Giemsa stain

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Sarcocystis tenella: Tissue cyst

Sheep oesophagus, HE stain

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Eimeria stiedai: Biliary hyperplasia

Rabbit liver, HE stain

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Trypanosoma cruzi: Pseudocyst

In a section of heart muscle, HE stain

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Trypanosoma equiperdum (Dourine): Dollar-spots on the horse

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Giardia intestinalis: Cyst

Faecal smear, Lugol solution (iodine)

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Giardia intestinalis: Trophozoite

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Engorged tse tse fly

Responsible for the transmission of African Trypanosomes E.g:

  • T. vivax
  • T. congolensis
  • T. brucei brucei
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Histomonas meleagridis: Ameboids

Liver tissue, PAS stain

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Kissing bug: Biological vector

Transmission of Leishmania chagasi (Chagas disease)

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Leishmania: Amastigotes

Inside a macrophage

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Cutaneous Leishmaniosis

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Clinical signs of Nagana (African Trypanosmosis)

Transmitted by the Tsetse fly

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Trichomonas infection (Hepatic form)

Pigeon head & liver

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Sandfly: Biological vector

Transmission of Leishmania

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Trichomonas: Trophozoites (Most likely: poultry)

Giemsa stain

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Trypanosoma brucei: Trypomastigotes

Blood smear, Giemsa stain

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Trypanosoma cruzi: Trypomastigote

+ a large kinetoplast, Giemsa stain

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Lesions in the caeca & liver associated with Histomona meleagridis

Samples from a turkey

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Lesions in the surface of the duodenum associated with Eimeria acervulina

Sample from a chicken

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Eimeria brunetti: Bloody mucus in the lumen of the hindgut

Sample from a chicken

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Macrogamonts with granular cytoplasm

One-nucleated oocysts surrounded by a wall in the destroyed wall of the intestinal mucosa

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Eimeria maxima: Small haemorrhages & whitish spots of schizonts in the mucosa of the small intestine

Not to be confused with “salt & pepper” spots in E. necatrix infections

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Eimeria necatrix: Haemorrhages in the jejunal wall

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Nests of schizonts

Destroyed intestinal mucosa of chicken, HE stain

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Eimeria tenella: Lesions of the caeca

Sample from a domestic chicken

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Eimeria tenella: Lesions of the caeca

Sample from a domestic chicken

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Eimeria truncata: Macrogamonts

Goose kidney tissue, HE stain

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Eimeria: Sporulated oocyst

Stained with iodine

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Three schizonts & free merozoites in a native mucosal smear

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Coccidium spp.: Thick-walled, unsporulated oocysts

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Eimeria stiedai: Biliary hyperplasia

Rabbit liver, HE stain

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Clinical signs of acute bovine coccidiosis

Either E. zuernii or E. bovis

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Clinical signs of Isosporosis of piglets (Isospora suis)

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Eimeria stiedai: Unsporulated oocysts

These are often stained yellow by the bile

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Eimeria bovis (large) & E. zuernii: Unsporulated oocysts

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Section of a globidium

  • Located in the top layer of interstitial mucosa*
  • Eimera, rabbit or cattle*
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Bovine coccidiosis (E. zuernii or E. bovis)

  • Pinhead-sized white spots in the thickened mucosa of the intestine
  • Covered with bloody mucus
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Eimeria flavescens: Dilated caecum of a rabbit

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Eimeria intestinalis: Thickened wall of small intestine

Sample from a rabbit

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Eimeria magna: White groups of macroschizonts

Wall of the small intestine, rabbit

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Eimeria piriformis: Thickened & whitish wall of large intestine

Sample from a rabbit

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Eimeria stedai:

  • Broadened parts of biliary ducts
  • Yellowish nodules can be seen on the surface

Rabbit liver sample

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Isospora: Sporulated oocyst

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Isospora: Oocyst from:

  1. A dog
  2. A cat
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Cryptosporidium baileyi:

  • Thick-walled oocysts (red)
  • Thin-walled oocysts (colourless)

Mucosal cell debris of bursa fabricus, Kinyoun stain

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Neospora caninum: Thick-walled tissue cyst

Brain tissue, HE staining

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Sarcocystis: Haemorrhagic diatheses on visceral serosa

Dalmeny disease (bo. only), Calf

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Besnoitia besnoiti: Large cysts

Subcutaneous tissue of bo., HE stain

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Sarcocystis gigantea: Cysts

Muscle layer of the oesophagus, sheep

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Sarcocystis: Cyst (longitudinal section)

Skeletal muscle, HE stain

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Besnoitia besnoti: Clinical symptoms

  • Top row: “Anasarca” stage
  • Bottom row: “Scleroderma” stage
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Sarcocystis: Cyst (cross-section)

Skeletal muscle, HE staining

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Sarcocystis: Cyst

Compressed skeletal muscle, native

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Sarcocystis: Thin-walled oocyst

Faecal debris

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Toxoplasma: Cysts

Brain tissue

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Toxoplasma gondii: Tachyzoites

Giemsa stain

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Toxoplasma: Cysts

Brain tissue, HE stain

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Toxoplasma gondii: Oocysts (Sporulated & unsporulated)

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Theileria annulata: Enlarged lymph nodes

(Bovine theileriosis)

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Babesia canis: Clinical signs

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Dermacentor reticulatus (brown dog tick/kennel dog tick)

The vector of Babesia canis

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Hepatozoon canis:

  1. In a mononuclear cell
  2. In a polymorphonuclear cell
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Encephalitozoonosis: Clinical sign

Interstitial nephritis

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  1. Babesia bigemina (large)
  2. Babesia divergens

In blood cells

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Theileria annulata: Schizonts

Taken from bovine lymphocytes

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Theileria equi: Merozoites

Blood smear

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Encephalitozoon cuniculi: Torticollis (clinical sign)

Rare occurance

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Histomonas meleagridis: Amoeboids

Liver tissue, PAS stain

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Giardia intestinalis: Trophozoites

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Eimeria truncata: Macrogamonts

Goose kidney tissue, HE stain

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Trypanosoma brucei: Trypomastigotes

Blood smear, Giemsa stain

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Entamoeba histolytica: Trophozoite

Faecal smear + Saline + Lugol

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Entamoeba histolytica: Cyst

Floatation method

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