Nematodes Flashcards
Nematodes
Dioecious, complete digestive system
Alae are how to ID various species
Characteristics
Alae
Copulatory bursa with or without spicules
Mouth is sclerotized buccaneers capsule, teeth, and dentigerous ridges
Life cycle
Egg/larvae to larvae in IH and then DH
L3 typically infective
Oviparous
Single stage or morula
Ovoviparous
Single L1 larva
Larviporous
Eggs retained in uterus
Birth to larvae
Diagnosis
Fecal float
In blood mff
Fecal sedimentation if denser
Trichostrongyles
Hairlike, with tiny mouths
Males have copulatory bursa with spicules
Direct lifecycle and usually in the GI
Eggs are non larvated
Stongyloides
Medium size, larger mouth
Sensory structures or teeth
Copulatory bursa
Direct life cycle with extensive larvae migration
Non larvated eggs can be seen in feces
Oxyuroidea
Double bulbed esophagus
Direct lifecycle with no migration
Scotch tape test to dx
Ascaroidea
Very large, 3 anterior lips
The alae is bulbous
Direct lifecycle, often larval migration
Non larvated eggs in feces
No copulatory bursa
Trichuroidea
Short car posterior ends with a whip like anterior end
Beaded esophagus
Usually direct lifecycle
Filaroidea
Long, slender worms
Male has corkscrew like fail
Indirect lifecycle- arthropods
Females are larviporous
Mff can be detected
Acanthocephalans
Not nematode
Ever single proboscis
Fluid filled body cavity
Lack digestive tract
dioecious
Indirect lifecycle- arthropods
Adults in vertebrate SI
Barbs and eggs are multilayered