Overview of Arthropod Parasites (21) - End E3 Flashcards

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What does transtadial mean?

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parasites and other microorganisms are transferred from one developmental stage to the other

tick-stage becomes infected feeding as a larva/nymph on the host and passes infection subsequently to the next stage for transmission to other hosts

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What does transovarial mean?

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vertical transmission

parasites and other microorganisms are transferred to the adult who incorporates the infection in her eggs

arthropod larvae hatching from eggs already infected with the microorganism

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Arthropods are capable of causing disease in livestock, companion animals, and humans how?

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annoyance
blood loss
dermatitis
allergic response
myosis (larval migration)
envenomation

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How are arthropods important in disease transmission?

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serve as intermediate/paratenic hosts

important vectors of infectious disease in all host populations - viruses, rickettsia, and bacteria

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