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1
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morphology of adult round worms

A

medium sized up to 40cm
rigid
spindle shaped
white opaque
no buccal capsule
3 lips
no bursate in males

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morphology of roundworm eggs

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ovoid, thick shelled(3) layers

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location of roundworms

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small intestine

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ascaroid

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small intestine –> liver –> lungs –> trachea –> pharynx —> small intestine

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toxocaroid

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small intestine –> liver –> lungs –>blood

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ascaridioid

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moults in mucosa of small intestine
no migration

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7
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infection routes of roundworms

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po
prental and lactogenic

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cause of equine parascariosis

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parascaris equorum

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morphology of equine parascariosis

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20-40cm
rigid

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life cycle of equine parascariosis

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direct
PE2 ascaroid

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prepatent period of equine parascariosis

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10-12weeks

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clinical signs of equine parascariosis

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cough
nasal discharge
anorexia
dullness
colic
weight loss
nervous signs
diarrhoea
worms in faeces

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necrscopy of equine parascariosis

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catarrhal enteritis
invagination
occlusion of small intestine
rupture of intestinal wall
peritonitis
haemhorrhage
imflammatory foci
nodules contating dead larve in liver

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cause of bovine toxocariosis

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toxocara vitulorum

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morphology of bovine toxocariosis

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15-30cm long
white/transparent

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host of bovine toxocariosis

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cattle
buffalo
sheeo
goat

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life cycle of bovine toxocariosis

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direct
PE2 toxocaroid

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18
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clinical signs of bovine toxocariosis

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changing appetite
decreased growth rate
abdominal spasm
diarrhoea
strong butyric or acetone like odour
worms in faeces

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when is there worms in faeces for flotation in bovine toxocariosis

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<4month old calf

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20
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necroscopy of bovine toxocariosis

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catarrhal enteritis
acetone smelling meat

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cause of porcine ascariosis

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ascaris suum

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morphology of porcine ascariosis

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15-40cm
long, rigid
white

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life cycle of porcine ascariosis

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direct
PE2 ascaroid type

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prepatent period of porcine ascariosis

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8-9weeks

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host of porcine ascariosis

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pig, wild boar

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clinical signs of porcine ascariosis

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cough
dyspnoea
anaemia
anorexia
worms in faeces

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27
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false +ve faecal exam in porcine ascariosis

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due to coprophagy

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28
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necroscopy of porcine ascariosis

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catarrhal enteritis
roundworms in gut
cloudy whitish spots on liver
haemorrhage in lung
pneumonia

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29
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ascaridiosis cause

A

ascaridia galli
a. columbae
a. dissimilis

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30
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morphology of a. galli

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5-12cm

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morphology of a. columae and a. dissimilis

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3-7cm

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life cycle of ascaridiosis

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direct
pe2 ascaridiosis

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33
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host of a. columbaee

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pigeon

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host of a. dissimilis

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turkey

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host of a. galli

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fowl
turkey
duck
game birds

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clinical signs of ascaridiosis

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dull feather coat
curtailment of food
catarrhal enteritis
intestinal occlusion
decreased egg production
nervous signs

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37
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necroscopy of ascaridiosis

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catarrhal haemorrhae croupous enteritis

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toxocarosis
toxascariosis cause

A

toxocara canis
toxocara cati
toxocaris leonina

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39
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morphology of t. canis

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10-18cm

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40
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morphology of t. cati

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3-10cm

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41
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morphology of t. leonina

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6-10cm

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42
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life cycle of t. canis

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pe2 is ascaroid under 2 months
and toxocaroid over 4 months

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life cycle of t. cati

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ascaroid and toxocaroid

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44
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pe2 of t. leonina is

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ascaridoid

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45
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host of toxocarosis
toxascariosis

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dog, fox, cat

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46
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clinical signs of toxocarosis
toxascariosis

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intermittent diarrhoea
changing appetite
pot belly
anaemia
weight loss
dull coat
cough
worms in vomit and faeces
nervous signs

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47
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necroscopy of toxocarosis
toxascariosis

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small intestine filled with worms
enteritis
obturation
invagination
haemorrhage and inflammation in lungs

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48
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heterakiosis cause

A

heterakis gallinarum
h. dispar
h. isolonche

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morphology of heterakiosis

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0.7-1.5cm
long white

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host of h. gallinarum

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guinea fowl
turkey
pigeon
pheasant

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host of h. dispar

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duck, goose

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52
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host of h. isolonche

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pheasant
wild bird

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53
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clinical signs of heterakiosis

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diarrhoea
unthriftness

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54
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necropscopy of heterakiosis

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haemorrhage
thickened caecal mucosa
verucous typhlitis with nodules

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55
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parascaris equorum egg

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90-100um
spherical
yellowish brown
thick shelled with pitted surface

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t. vitulorum egg

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70-90um
brownish
thick shelled
outer pitted coat

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ascaris suum eggs

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50-70um
ovioid
brownish
thick shelled
irregularaly mammilated

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ascaridosis egg

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90um
ellipsoidal
colourless
smooth thick shell

59
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t. canis egg

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75-90um
subglobular
brownish with thick pitted shell

60
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t. cati egg

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65-75um
subspherical
brownish

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t. leonina egg

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70-85um
subspherical
light coloured
smooth egg shell
zygote doesnt fill it

62
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heterakiosis egg

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65-80um
ellipsoidal
thick, parallel sided smooth shell
contain zygote

63
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infection of bovine toxocarosis

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po with milk
no pathogeneisis with L3 infection

64
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infection of porcine ascariosis

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po with larvated eggs or paratenic host

65
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infection of ascaridosis

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by larvated eggs or paratenic hosts

66
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infection of toxocarosis

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po or prenatally or transmammary

67
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prepatent period of toxocarosis po

A

30-39days

68
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prepatent period of toxocarosis transmammary

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27-35dayys

69
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prepatent period of toxocarosis by eating paratenic host

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19days

70
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prepatent period of toxocarosis prenatal

A

16days

71
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pinworm disease of horse and donkey name

A

oxyuriosis

72
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cause of oxyuriosis

A

o. equi

73
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morphology of oxyuriosis

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females = 4-15cm
males = 1-2cm
gradual tapering

74
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location of oxyuriosis

A

caecum and colon

75
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life cycle of oxyuriosis

A

direct

76
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when do oxyuriosis males die

A

after copulation

77
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when do oxyuriosis females die

A

once they stick their eggs in clumps to skin of perianal region

78
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infection of oxyuriosis

A

po

79
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prepatent period of oxyuriosis

A

5 months

80
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host of oxyuriosis

A

eq

81
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clinical signs of oxyuriosis

A

perineal irritation, intense itching, anus rubbing
rat tailed condition
female worms voided and seen in faeces

82
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eggs of oxyuriosis

A

rarely found in faeces as they are removed from the perineal skin

83
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necroscopy of oxyuriosis

A

adults in the colon and rectum

84
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eyeworms

A

thelaziosis

85
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cause of thelaziosis

A

t. rhodesi
t. gulosa
t. skjabini
t. rhodes
t. lacrymalis
t. callipaeda
t/ californiensis

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morphology of thelaziosis

A

0.5-2cm yellowish whitsh, thin, cuticle
transverselt striated on the anterior end

87
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location of t. rhodesi

A

conjunctiva

88
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location of thelaziosis

A

lacrymal duct

89
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infection of thelaziosis

A

fly feeding on conjunctive

90
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life cycle of thelaziosis

A

indirect

91
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intermediate hosts of thelaziosis

A

flies

92
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host of t. rhodesi, t. gulosa, t. skjabini

A

cattle
buffalo
zebu
sheep
goat

93
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host of t. lacrymalis

A

eq

94
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host of t. calipaeda, t. californiensis

A

dog
cat
rabbit
human

95
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clinical signs of thelaziosis

A

conjunctivitis
lacrymation
photofobia
keratitis
opaque cornea
cornea ulceration
worms in conjunctive

96
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which thelaziosis is zoonotic

A

the dog ones

97
Q

cause of spirocercosis

A

spirocerca lupi

98
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morphology of spirocercosis

A

3-8cm
stout
reddish
spirally coiled

99
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location of spirocercosis

A

oesophagus or stomach

100
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life cycle of spirocercosis

A

indirect

101
Q

inter host of spirocercosis

A

dung beetle

102
Q

prepatent period for spirocercosis

A

5-6months

103
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host of spirocercosis

A

dog, cat

104
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clinical signs of spirocercosis

A

salivation
regurgitation
weight loss
dysphagia

105
Q

eggs of spirocercosis

A

in vomit anf faeces

106
Q

necroscopy of spirocercosis

A

inflammation o faorta, stenosis, aneurysm
rupture of aorta, haemothorax
metastasis of thoracic vertebrae

107
Q

cause of habronematidosis

A

draschia megastoma
habronema muscae
h. microstoma

108
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morphology of habronematidosis

A

0.7-2.5 cm long
slender
white
translucid

109
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location of d. megastoma

A

in tumour like swellings in fundus region of stomach

110
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location of habronema

A

in mucous covering the gastric mucosa

111
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life cycle of habronematidosis

A

indirect

112
Q

intermediate hosts of habronematidosis

A

mucoid flies

113
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prepatent perid of habronematidosis

A

2months

114
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host of habronematidosis

A

eq

115
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clinical signs of habronematidosis

A
  1. stomach
  2. lung
  3. cutaneous
  4. muco-cutaneous
116
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stomach habronematidosis

A

nut sized tumour like nodular lesions
fibrous nodules in stomach

117
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lung habronematidosis

A

peribronchila tissue nodules

118
Q

cutaneous habronematidosis

A

summer sores on chest, fetlock, inner legs

119
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mucocutaneous habronematidosis

A

3 deposited on conjunctiva
conjunctivits
granulomes
blepharitis
dermatitis
photophobia
lacrymation
eyelid ulceration

120
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eggs of habronematidosisdetection

A

via flotation

121
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L1 of habronematidosis detection

A

baermann

122
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L3 of habronematidosis detection

A

in summer sores

123
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necroscopy of habronematidosis

A

catarrhal enteritis
mass of worms in nodular lesions
necrotic debris protruding the stomach lumen

124
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cause of setariosis

A

setaria equina

125
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morphology of setariosis

A

5-12cm long

126
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location of setariosis

A

peritoneal and pleural cavity

127
Q

life cycle of setariosis

A

indirect

128
Q

inter hosts of setariosis

A

mosquitoes

129
Q

prepatent period of setariosis

A

8-9months

130
Q

host of setariosis

A

eq

131
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clinical signs of setariosis

A

lumbar paralysis

132
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L1 of setariosis detection

A

blood

133
Q

necroscopy of setariosis

A

conjunctivitis
exophthalmos
periorbital swelling
photophobia
lacrymation
discharge without granuloma or cysts

134
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onchocercosis cause

A

o. cervicalis
o. reticulata
o. gutturosa
o. lienalis
o. gibsoni
o. jakutensis
o. dewtti japonica
o. lupi

135
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morphology of onchocercosis

A

females > 50cm

136
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morphology of o. gibsoni males

A

4cm

137
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morphology of o. cervicalis males

A

6-7cm

138
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morphology of o. reticularis males

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15-20cm

139
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location of onchocercosis

A

nodules in fibrous tissue of ligaments and intermuscular or sc CT of head and neck

140
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life cycle of onchocercosis

A

indirect

141
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intermediate host of onchocercosis

A

midges and blackflies

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