Nematodes Flashcards
True/False: Nematodes will only ever reproduce sexually
True
Describe the basic life cycle of Nematodes:
Egg to L1 to L2 to L3 to L4 to adult
True/False: Nematodes are always non-migratory
False- nematodes can be either migratory or non-migratory in their life cycles
What location are strongyloides normally found within the host?
Found in the small intestine and the caecum within poultry
What is unique about the life cycle of the strongyloides?
Alternate between a parasitic and a free living stage in their life cycles
Name the genus that this egg is derived from:
Stronyloides
Are the eggs from the order Rhabdita normally embryonated or unembroyonated?
Normally embryonated
What is the colliqual names for trichostrongylus and haemonchus species?
Black scour worm
What is a distinguishing features of the trichostrongylus species?
A prominent excretory pore
What site does the black scour worm normally occupy?
Small intestine
What are some symptoms that are generally associated with the black scours worm?
Black scours
Name the species that is shown below:
Trichostrongylus
Name the species that is shown below:
Trichostrongylus
What species is typically infected with hamonchus and what site does it occupy?
Ruminants are normally infected with this parasite and it normally occupies the small intestine
What is a symptom associated with haemonchus?
Heavy and rapid weight loss occurs
Name the species that is shown below:
Haemonchus
Name the parasite that is pictured below:
Ostertagia
Name the parasite that is pictured below:
Cooperia
Name a unique feature concerning the life cycle of the nematodirus worm:
life cycle developement to L3 stage occurs within the egg
Name the parasite shown in the picture below:
Nematodirus species
What is the main host of the ancylostoma canininum parasite?
The dog
What is the site of the ancylostoma caninum?
small intestine
What is the life cycle of the ancylostoma caninum parasite?
Follow the basic life cycle of the nematoda, it can be transmitted transmarilary at L3 stage, the L3 stage normally migrates to the muslce in L3 stage to return to the small intestien by stage L4. Paratenic hosts can be involved.
Name the parasite that is pictured below:
ancylostoma caninum
What is the host of the species found in superfamily: strongyloidea, family: strongylidae?
horses and donkeys
What site do the strongyles of horses occupy?
caecum and the colon
What is a unique feauture of the life cycle of the strongyles of horses?
extensive tissue migration occurs
What is the host of the chabertia ovina?
ruminants and pigs
What site does the chabertia ovina occupy?
caecum and colon
What is a unique feature of the life cycle of chabertia ovina?
migration to the tissue mucosa occurs.