Strongylida 1 Flashcards

1
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secernentea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda
class- secernentea

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secernentea (phasmids) ->

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bursate nematodes (thread worms)

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secernentea body

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  • pseudoceolomates (tubes within tubes)

- mouth and anus

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secernentea body plan

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based on high internal pressure (if you stick a needle in or soak in water it will pop)

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secernentea lifecycle

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Develop from eggs

  • Both male & female sexes
  • Egg -> L1 -> L2 -> L3 -> L4 -> Adult
  • L1 or L3 hatches depending on species
  • Molt b/w each stage!
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secernentea id

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Bursa – Male repro organ on posterior end for grabbing females
- Spicules – Male repro organ for copulation, male sticks it into females

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secernentea transmission

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  • 3rd stage larva is infective stage

- hosts get 4th stage larva in them which develop into adult

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8
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secernentea diagnosis

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patency = point at which dx can be diagnoses
ppp= prepatent period
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strongylida taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda
class- secernentea
order- strongylida

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trichostronglyoidea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda- bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
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trichostronglyoidea host

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  • rumiants

- no intermediate hosts

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trichostronglyoidea id

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  • small buccal cavity
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trichostronglyoidea lifecycle

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direct

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trichostrongyoidea transmission

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larvae hatch and crawl up grass then get eaten by ruminants

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trichostrongyoidea organ effected

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gi tract

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trichostrongyoidea dx

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  • extreem d+
  • dehydration
  • bottle jaw
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trichostrongyoidea diagnosis

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find egg or larva in feces

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trichostrongylus taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
genus- trichostrongylus
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19
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trichostrongylus host

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ruminants

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trichostrongylus id

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v small

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trichostrongylus life cycle

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  • larva resistant to freezing and drying
  • hypobiosis
  • arrested development in abomasa mucosa!
  • 3rd stage larva enter gut mucosa after being invested
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trichostrongylus organ effected

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abomasum or duodenum

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trichostrongylus dx

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watery dark green d+ that predisposes to fly strike

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24
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trichostrongylus location

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important in new Zealand

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25
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trichostrongylus axei taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
genus- trichostrongylus
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26
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trichostrongylus axei host

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  • cattle, sheep, goat
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trichostrongylus axei organ effected

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abomasum

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trichostrongylus colubriformis taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
genus- trichostrongylus
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trichostrongylus colubriformis host

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sheep and goats

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30
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trichostrongylus colubriformis organ effected

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small intestine

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31
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ostertagia taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
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ostertagia host

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cattle

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ostertagia lifecycle

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  • larva can overwinter in pasure

- arrest as l4 in gastric glands

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ostertagia organ effected

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  • abomasum

- larvae in gastric glands

35
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ostertagia dx

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Type I Disease (No Hypobiosis) – Late summer/fall, young animals during 1st grazing season, d/t destruction of gastric mucosa
- Type II Disease (w/ Hypobiosis) – Older animals late winter/ early spring, larvae collected over time and emerge all at once causing massive disease out of season d/t destruction of gastric mucosa

36
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ostertagia fun fact

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  • most important bovine parasite in the world
37
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ostertagia abomasa wall appearance

A

moroccan leather appearance of abomasal wall

38
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teladorsagia taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
39
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teladorsagia host

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  • sheep and goats
40
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teladorsagia lifecycle

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  • larvae can overwinter on pasture

- arrest as L4 in gastric glands

41
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teladorsagia organ effected

A
  • abomasum

- larvae in gastric glands

42
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teladorsagia

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Type I Disease (No Hypobiosis) – Late summer/fall, young animals during 1st grazing season, d/t destruction of gastric mucosa
- Type II Disease (w/ Hypobiosis) – Older animals late winter/ early spring, larvae collected over time and emerge all at once causing massive disease out of season d/t destruction of gastric mucosa

43
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teladorsagia appearance of abomasal wall

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  • moroccan leather
44
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haemonchus taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
45
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haemonchus host

A
  • sheep

- cattle

46
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haemonchus id

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  • little blade on tip of mouth that sticks out to drink blood
47
Q

haemonchus organ effected

A

adults in abomasums

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haemonchus dx

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  • death by severe anemia (can lose 1/10 to 1/5 bld volume per day)
  • lose serum protein
  • no d+
  • hyperacute
  • die of anemia before patency
  • acute
    chronic
49
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haemonchus contortus host

A

sheep

50
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haemonchus placei host

A

cattle

51
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cooperia taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
52
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cooperia organ effected

A

small intestines

53
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cooperia tx

A

v difficult to kill w/ drugs -> dose limiting factor in drug manufacture

54
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hyostrongylus taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
55
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hyostrongylus host

A

pigs

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hyostrongylus organ effected

A

stomach

57
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hyostrongylus dx

A

ulcerative gastritis

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nematodirus taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
59
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nematodirus host

A
  • sheep

- cattle

60
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nematodirus id

A
  • eggs are huge

- males have long spicule

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nematodirus life cycle

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  • larva develop in egg not pasture
62
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nematodirus organ effected

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small intestine

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nematodirus dx

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  • destruction of mucosal architecture

- d+

64
Q

ollulanus tricuspis taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
65
Q

ollulanus tricuspis host

A

cat

66
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ollulanus tricuspis id

A

v small

67
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ollulanus tricuspis lifecycle

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  • internal auto infection

- 3rd stage larvae develop in stomach

68
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ollulanus tricuspis transmission

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passed from cat to cat in v+ when one cat eats the v+ of an infected one

69
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ollulanus tricuspis organ

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stomach

70
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ollulanus tricuspids dx

A

chronic v+

71
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dictyocaulus alt name

A

long worm

72
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dictyocaulus taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
73
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dictyoculus life cycle

A

Female lays egg -> Hatch -> Go up resp tree ->Swallowed -> Passed in feces

  • Larvae develop to infective stage w/o feeding
  • 3rd stage migrates to mesenteric LNs ->Molts to 4th -> Migrates to lungs
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dictyloculus organ effected

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  • trachea and bronchi

- lungs

75
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dictyloculus dx

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Prepatent – Bronhcitis, possible death


  • Patent – Frothy white mucus in airways, pneumonia 

  • C, not eating, usually problem in calves
  • Disease often before patency
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dictyloculus males

A

-males have reticulated spicule (net penis)

77
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dictyocaulus viviparous host

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cattle

78
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dictyocaulus viviparous id

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only larva in cattle feces

79
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dictylocaulus viviparous lcoation

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us, England, scandanavia

80
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dictyocaulus filarial host

A

sheep

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dictylocaulus filari taxnomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
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dictylocaulus arnfieldi taxonomy

A
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
class- secernentea
order- strongylida
family- trichostronglyoidea
83
Q

dictylocaulus arnfieldi host

A

horse

84
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dictylocaulus location

A

india