parasitology Flashcards

1
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parasite

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causes harm and reaps benefit

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2
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definitive host

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parasite goes through it’s sexual cycle within or upon
ex: Haemonchus contortus (goat)

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3
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intermediate host

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parasite replicates but doesn’t go thru sexual cycle
Sarcocystis neurona (intermediate in raccoon) (EPM)

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4
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reservoir host

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where parasite resides when it isn’t affecting a population (ex rabies)

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5
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dead end host

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parasite is unable to replicate and dies inside

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6
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biological vector

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something that carries a parasite to a host and it lives part of its life cycle there

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7
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mechanical vector

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transported w/o going through a whole stage

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8
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explain life cycle of wurm

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  1. egg
  2. larvae
    optional 3. cyst
  3. adult
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9
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hypobiosis

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worms in developmental arrest

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10
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monoecious/hermaphroditic

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two sexes in one body

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11
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dioecious

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two sexes are separate

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12
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endoparasite

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parasite that lies inside a body

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13
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explain the types of helminths

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nematodes: roundworms, hookworms, strongyles
cestodes: tapeworms
trematodes: flatworms, flukes

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14
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what are helminths

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lack digestive system
limited movement
complex reproductive system
reduced nervous system

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15
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ectoparasite

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parasite that resides on top of a body

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16
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examples of ectoparasites

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  • flies, fleas, lice (insects)
  • ticks, mites (arachnids)
17
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management strategies

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deworming (anthelminthics)
- don’t use the same one a lot
- don’t underdose (use weight to correctly dose)
- parasites have built up resistance to all dewormers to a point

18
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name of nonresistant population of microbe

19
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how to combat AR

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use fecal egg counts
cross species grazing
manure removal and compost
NOT dragging fields
combining anthelminthics
introduce new animals and new refugia