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Nematodes 1 (PPT) Flashcards

1
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Trichinella spiralis PS

A

SI

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Roundworm of pig, rat, domestic & wild carnivores and man

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Trichinella spiralis

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Larva is of this roundworm is found in muscles

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Trichinella spiralis

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Same host serves both as definitive/final and intermediate host

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Trichinella spiralis

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World’s largest intracellular parasite

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Trichinella spiralis

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Diseases caused by Trichinella spiralis

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Trichinellosis/Trichinosis

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No free-living stage (larva and adult are parasitic)

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Trichinella spiralis

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Affected pig muscles caused by T. spiralis is called

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Trichinous meat

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9
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Tool used in viewing Trichinae by digestion of affected muscle

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trichinoscopes

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10
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Drug used in treating hosts affected by T. spiralis

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Thiabendazole

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11
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How to Control T. spiralis

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• prevent access to animal offals
• avoid eating raw or unthoroughly
cooked pork, other meat

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12
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Third most common roundworm of humans

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Trichuris or Whipworms

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13
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nematode of cecum and colon one, of the “big 4” intestinal parasites of dogs

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Trichuris or Whipworms

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14
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Whipworm of man

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Trichuris trichiura

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15
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Whipworm of pig

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Trichuris suis

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16
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Whipworm of dog

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Trichuris vulpis

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17
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Whipworm of Mouse

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Trichuris muris

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18
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Whipworm of goat

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Trichuris ovis

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19
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Whipworm of cat

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Trichuris campanula

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20
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Whipworm of cattle

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Trichuris discolor/globulosa

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21
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Hairworms of dog bladder

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Capillaria/Pearsonema plica

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22
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Hairworms of birds and man intestinal tract

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Capillaria/Aonchotheca
philippinensis

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Hairworms of

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22
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Hairworms of Rodents Liver

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Capillaria/Calodium hepatica

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23
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Hairworms of Fox Airways

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Capillaria/Eucoleus
aerophilus

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24
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PS of Capillaria/Pearsonema plica

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Bladder

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25
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PS of Capillaria/Aonchotheca
philippinensis

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Intestinal tract

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26
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PS of Capillaria/Calodium hepatica

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Liver

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27
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PS of Capillaria/Eucoleus
aerophilus

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Airways

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28
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PS of Capillaria caudinflata

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Small intestine

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29
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PS of Capillaria annulata

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crop

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30
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PS of Capillaria obsignata/
columbae

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Small intestine

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31
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PS of Capillaria contorta

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esophagus

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32
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Hairworms of birds Small intestine

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Capillaria caudinflata
Capillaria obsignata/columbae

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33
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Hairworms of Birds crop

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Capillaria annulata

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34
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Hairworms of Turkey esophagus

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Capillaria contorta

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35
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Hairworms that has earthworm as their IH

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Capillaria annulata
Capillaria obsignata/
columbae

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36
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Hairworms of ruminants abomasum

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Capillaria bilobata

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37
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PS of Capillaria bilobata

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abomasum

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38
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Egg is colorless, more barrel-shaped and polar plug do not project as far

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Capillaria sp.

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39
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  • disease that has Low grade infections produce cough, wheezy respiration, weakness, and poor growth
  • bronchopneumonia may lead to death
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Nasal/Bronchial capillariosis

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40
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  • disease that causes dysphagia due to inflammation and sloughing off of upper GIT
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Upper digestive tract capillariosis

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41
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  • Autoinfection leads to hyperinfection (200,000 adults/L of bowel fluid)
  • Diarrhea due to catarrhal or hemorrhagic enteritis
  • severe malabsorption syndrome(protein-losing
    enteropathies
A

Intestinal capillariosis

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42
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First generation adult capillaria sp./whipworms females are larviparous

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43
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protein-losing enteropathies due to Intestinal capillariosis

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severe malabsorption syndrome

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44
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disease first reported in Ilocos Norte 1960’s

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Intestinal capillariosis

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45
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whipworms are carried by this species and cause intestinal capillariosis

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Hypseleotris bipartita

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46
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this disease causes dysuria and cystitis

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Urinary capillariosis

47
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this disease cause hepatitis, peritonitis, ascites (may be fatal)

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Hepatic capillariosis

48
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treatment for capillariosis

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no specific treatment but benzimidazole derivatives,
ivermectin, and levamisole could be used with relative
success

49
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nematodes of kidney (renal pelvis) of wild and domestic carnivores but pigs and man may be affected

A

Dioctophyma renale
“giant kidney worm”

50
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one of the largest species of nematodes

considered as the largest nematode of animals

A

Dioctophyma renale
“giant kidney worm”

51
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organ more frequently affected by Dioctophyma renale “giant kidney worm”

A

Right kidney

52
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nematode of SI of pig

A

Ascaris suis/suum

53
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nematode of SI of pig and may cross infect humans

A

Ascaris lumbricoides

54
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lipid layer of the eggshell of Ascaris suis/suum contains

A

ascarosides

55
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paratenic hosts of Ascaris suis/suum

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beetle and earthworms

56
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Tracheal route of migration vs Somatic route of migration

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The tracheal route of migration is when parasitic larvae migrate through the trachea, while the somatic route of migration is when larvae migrate to other tissues in the body

57
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“balling up” cause obstruction

A

Ascaris suis/suum

58
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Causes milk spot lesions

A

Ascaris suum/suis

59
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Causes coughing; “thumps”

A

Ascaris suum/suis

60
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3 Basic disease problems common in swine farms

A

Scouring
Pneumonia
Parasitism

61
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Disease caused by Ascaris lumbricoides

A

Human ascariasis

62
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eosinophilic pneumonitis

A

Loffler’s syndrome

63
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Nematode of SI of equine

A

Parascaris equorum

64
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Nematode of SI of equine

A

Parascaris equorum

65
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Nematode that has sub spherical shape egg

A

Parascaris equorum

66
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Nematode that has sub spherical shape egg

A

Parascaris equorum

67
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Nematode that has sub spherical shape egg

A

Parascaris equorum

68
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Nematode of SI of cattle and buffalo

A

Toxocara/Neoascaris vitulorum

69
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Nematode of SI of cattle and buffalo

A

Toxocara/Neoascaris vitulorum

70
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Affects SI of dogs

A

Toxocara canis

71
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PS of Ascaris suis/suum

A

SI

72
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PF of Parascaris equorum

A

SI

73
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Causes pot-belly

A

Toxocara canis

74
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Found in SI of cat

A

Toxocara cati

75
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Found in SI of dog and cat

A

Toxascaris leonina

76
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no migratory cycle takes place in this type of nematode

A

Toxascaris leonina

77
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Visceral Larva Migrans
Condition in man associated with some
nematode species

A

T. canis
T. cati
Toxascaris leonina
Bayliscaris procyonis
Strongyloides ransomi

78
Q

worms migrate aimlessly in the internal
organs of unnatural hosts causing chronic
granulomatous lesions

A

T. canis
T. cati
Toxascaris leonina
Bayliscaris procyonis
Strongyloides ransomi

79
Q

anal pruritus due to egg-laying females which result to
“rat-tailed” appearance

A

Oxyuris equi “horse pinworm”

80
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Found in the cecum, appendix, and perineal region of humans and other primates

A

Enterobius vermicularis “human
pinworm or seatworm”

81
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Found in the cecum, appendix, and perineal region of humans and other primates

A

Enterobius vermicularis “human
pinworm or seatworm”

82
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Nematode more common in temperate countries

A

Enterobius vermicularis “human
pinworm or seatworm”

83
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Nematode more common in temperate countries

A

Enterobius vermicularis “human pinworm or seatworm”

84
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PS of Probstmayria vivipara

A

LI

85
Q

unusual perpetual parasite

A

Probstmayria vivipara

86
Q

viviparous female give birth to larvae almost as large as
the adult

A

Probstmayria vivipara

87
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infection of Probstmayria vivipara is by

A

ingestion of larva through coprophagy

88
Q

non-pathogenic nematode

A

Probstmayria vivipara

89
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found in the cecum of domestic and wild birds

A

Heterakis gallinae

90
Q

PS of Heterakis gallinae

A

cecum

91
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transmission of Heterakis gallinae

A

ingestion of L2 from the soil and earthworm

92
Q

may cause thickening of the cecal mucosa and petechial hemorrhage

A

Heterakis gallinae

93
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Heterakis gallinae transmits this protozoa

A

Histomonas meleagridis

94
Q

transmits Histomonas meleagridis

A

Heterakis gallinae

95
Q

Found in the cecum of pheasants

A

Heterakis isolonche

96
Q
  • Largest and most common nematode of chicken
A

Ascaridia galli

97
Q

Rhabditiform or filariform esophagus

A

Strongyloides spp

98
Q

non-parasitic generation may produce parasitic generation

A

Strongyloides spp

99
Q

 100% prevalence rate
 primarily affects neonatal pigs and the
growing stages

A

Strongyloides spp

100
Q

What makes control of Strongyloides spp.
difficult?

A
  • Non-parasitic generation readily persist and reproduce
    outside the host
  • parthenogenetic production of eggs
  • ability to infect per cutis, per os, via milk
  • short autoinfection & hyperinfection pd
  • migration in various organs
  • old animals serve as reservoir hosts
101
Q

Found in the cecum and colon of horses

A

Strongylus spp

102
Q

Ulcers because they are “plug feeders”

A

Strongylus spp

103
Q

causes
* Verminous arteritis
* Aneurysyms
* Organ infarction
* Thromboembolic colic

A

Strongylus vulgaris

104
Q

SMALL STRONGYLES
OF HORSE

A

Triodontophorus
Trichonema
Cyathostomum
Cylicocyclus

105
Q

disease caused by Cyathostomum

A

cyathostomiasis

106
Q

causes extensive “pimply gut” lesions interfere with absorption
and bowel movement

A

Oesophagostomum sp. “Nodular worm of pigs and ruminants”

107
Q

larval stage of Oesophagostomum sp. “Nodular worm of pigs and ruminants” that cause nodule formation upon reinfection

A

L4 and L5

108
Q
  • Found in colon of small ruminants and occasionally cattle
A

CHABERTIA OVINA
“Large-mouthed bowel worm”

109
Q

Found in kidney and perirenal tissue; May migrate
erratically to other organs

A

Stephanurus dentatus “Kidney worm of pig”

110
Q

PS of Stephanurus dentatus “Kidney worm of pig”

A

kidney and perirenal tissue

111
Q

Control for Stephanurus dentatus “Kidney worm of pig”

A
  • Indoor housing
  • “gilts only” scheme
112
Q

Found in the trachea of non- aquatic birds

A

Syngamus trachea

113
Q

red when fresh

A

Syngamus trachea

114
Q

pinkish in color when fresh

A

Stephanurus dentatus “Kidney worm of pig”

115
Q

permanently “ in copula” forming a Y-shape

A

Stephanurus dentatus “Kidney worm of pig”

116
Q

Mammomonogamus laryngeus permanently “in copula” forming a what shape?

A

Y-shape

117
Q

permanently “ in copula” forming a Y-shape

A

Mammomonogamus laryngeus

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