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strongyloidea Flashcards

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strongyloidea taxonomy

A 
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
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strongyloidea affect who

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  • horses: small and large strongyles
  • Ruminants and primates
  • Pigs 9kindyes)
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strongyloidea id

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  • big mouths and bursa

- front end w/ crowns (corona radiata)

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strongyloidea organ/ cell effected

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cecum and colon

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large strongyles taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate 
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- large strongyles
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large strongyles life cycle

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  • egg -> L1 -> L2-> L3 (infective)

- spend 6 months to 1 year just crawling around before multiplication

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large strongyles in resistantce

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3rd stage resistant to desiccation and temp extreems

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large strongyles infectious when

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only larvae infectious not eggs

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strongylus vulgaris taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- large strongyles
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strongylus vulgaris host

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horse

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strongylus vulgaris lifecycle

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Enters wall of cecum & ventral colon & penetrates to submucosa -> Molts to L4-> Penetrates adjacent small arterioles -> Migrates to anterior mesenteric artery -> Finally enters lumen & carried by blood to arteries in intestinal wall -> Enter surrounding tissue & form nodule where they molt into adult -> Enter lumen of cecum & colon

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strongylus vulgaris dx

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  • L4 occludes arteries and causes inflame thrombosis and destroys intestinal wall
  • emboli can -> posterior paralysis kidney infection intestinal infarction, impacted intestinal segment
  • verminous enteritis
  • aneruisms
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strongylus vulgaris recovery

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lesions heal well and fast once worms are gone

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strongylus edentates taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- large strongyles
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strongylus edentates host

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horses

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strongylus edentates id

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no teeth

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storngylus edentates life cycle

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  • L3 burrow into wall of lg intestine & reach liver via portal veins
  • Molt to L4 in liver

  • L4 migrates through liver & pancreas
  • Leave liver & migrate through peritoneum back to large intestine
  • Molt & penetrate intestinal lumen
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strongylus edentates dx

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  • liver damage bc migrations
  • possible peritonitis
  • large edematous lesions in bowel wall
  • lungs
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large strongyles includes what

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  • strongylus edentates

- strongylus vulgaris

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small strongyles taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- small strongyles
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21
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small strongyles include

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  • sephanurus dentatus

- syngamus trachea (“married together”)

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small strongyles host

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  • horses
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small strongyles lifecycle

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  • non-mingartory in mucosa
  • develop nodules in mucosa
  • may overwinter in L4 in submucosal nodules
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small strongyles organ effected

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adults in cecum and colon

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small strongyles dx

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  • often large #s in relatively healthy animals

- emergence large # larvae from bowel wall in late winter/ early spring can -> d+

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sephanurus dentatus taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- small strongyles
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sephanurus dentatus host

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  • swine

- can have earthworm as paratenic host

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sephanurus dentatus lifecycle

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  • larvae migrate in liver, kidney, peritoenum, muscles for 4-9 months
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sephanurus dentatus transmission

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  • strongylid eggs passed in urine
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sephanurus dentatus organ effected

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kidney live in peri-renal fat

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sephanurus dentatus dx

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minimal dx

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sephanurus dentates location

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SE US

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syngamus trachea means what

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married together

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syngamus trachea taxonomy

A 
kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
class- secernentea 
order- strongylida 
family- strongyloidea
subgroup- small strongyles
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syngamus trachea host

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birds

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syngamus trachea affects what organ

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trachea

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37
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ancilostomatoidea alt name

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hookworms

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ancilostomatoidea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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strongylida includes what

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  • large strongyles
  • small strongyles
  • ancilostaomatoidea
  • metastrongyloidea
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ancilostaomatoidea id

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  • stood body
  • head flexed dorsally (seem like they’re looking backward)
  • large out w/ teeth
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ancilostaomatoidea organ effected

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small intestine

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ancylostoma caninum taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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ancylostoma caninum host

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  • final: dogs

- paratenic: rats and other rodents (larva arrest)

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ancylostoma caninum life cycle

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  • 3rd stage larvae (infectious) in soil
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ancylostoma caninum transmission

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Eggs passed in feces

  • Larvae penetrate skin then C up and swallow or swallowed directly & go to mucosa of small intestine
  • Trans- mammary transmission to pups from arrested larvae
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ancylostoma caninum organ effected

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  • small intestine
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ancylostoma caninum dx

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  • peracute
  • acute
  • chronic
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ancylostoma caninum peracute dx

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transmit infected pups, anemia, deteriorate rapidly

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ancylostoma caninum acute

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older dogs, anemia, tarry tool, many eggs

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ancylostoma caninum chornic

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no symptoms w/ eggs in feces

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ancylostoma caninum location

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  • warmer climates
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ancylostoma caninum humans

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  • large bowel dx (colitis) in humans w/ single worm present in intestines
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ancylastoma tubaeforme taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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ancylastoma tubaeforme host

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  • cats final

- mammal paratenic

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ancylastoma tubaeforme transmission

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  • skin penetration
  • oral ingestion
  • ingestion of paratenic
  • no trans mammary
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ancylastoma tubaeforme location

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  • world wide where cats present
57
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ancylostoma braziliensis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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ancylostoma braziliensis host

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  • cats

- dogs

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ancylostoma braziliensis dx

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  • larva migrate cutaneously (puritic tracks)
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ancylostoma braziliensis geography

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  • tropics
  • texas
  • caribbean
  • coastal SA
  • Australia
  • SE asia
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uncinaria stenocephala taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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uncinaria stenocephala id

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suck less blood

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uncinaria stenocephala dx

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least pathogenic

64
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uncinaria stenocephala geography

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cooler climate

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bunostomum phlebotomum taxnomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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bunostomum phlebotomum host

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cattle

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bunostomum phlebotomum transmission

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  • skin penetration

- no transmission

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bunostomum phlebotomum dx

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serious dx in young animals

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globocephalus taxnomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- ancilostomatoidea

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globocephalus host

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pigs

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globocephalus tranmission

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  • skin

- trans mammary

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metastrongyloidea alt name

A

lungworms

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metastrongyloidea taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

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metastrongyloidea host

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  • carnivore final
  • gastropods (snails) as intermediate
  • use paratenic
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metastrongyloidea id

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eggs not like other worms, either larvated when passed or larvae passed in feces

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metastrongyloidea 3rd stage larvae

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  • in slugs or snails mainly
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metastrongyloidea organ

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  • lungs, bronchi, trachea as adults
78
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metastrongylus apri taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

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metastrongylus apri host

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  • pigs final

- earthworm intermediate

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metastrongylus apri lifecycle

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  • Eggs eaten by earthworm -> Develop to L3->Can live there for up to 4 years ->Pigs eat earthworm -> Larva penetrate wall of intestine ->Lymphatics ->R heart-> Lungs
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metastrongylus apri transmission

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  • eggs coughed up then swallowed

- when passed in feces has 1st stage larva

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metastrongylus apri organ effected

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  • bronchi and bronchioles
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metastrongylus apri dx

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very mild pneumonia and/ or bronchitis

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prostrongylus taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

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prostrongylus host

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sheep

86
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prostrongylus lifecycle

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Eggs laid in lung -> Larva hatches -> C up & swallowed -> Passed as larva in feces -> Penetrate snail & develop to L3 -> Host eats snail while grazing -> Lymphatics ->R heart-> Lungs

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prostrongylus organ effected

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small bronchi

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prostrongylus dx

A

pneumonia

89
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muellerius capillaris taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

90
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muellerius capillaris host

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  • sheep
  • goat
  • deer
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muellerius capillaris lifecycle

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Eggs laid in lung -> Larva hatches -> C up & swallowed -> Passed as larva in feces -> Penetrate snail & develop to L3 -> Host eats snail while grazing -> Lymphatics ->R heart-> Lungs

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muellerius capillaris organ effected

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lung parenchyma

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muellerius capillaris dx

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minimal dx

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis host

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  • final: white tailed deer

- sheep, goats, mule, deer, moose, caribou, elk, llama, antelope, cow, horse, ect.

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis lifecycle

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Eggs laid in lung -> Larva hatches -> C up & swallowed -> Passed as larva in feces -> Penetrate snail & develop to L3 -> Host eats snail while grazing -> migrates through or along spinal cord ->brain

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis transmisison

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deer cough up eggs that are ingested by snails then snail ingested by other animal

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis organ effected

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meninges

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parelaphostrongylus tenuis dx

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  • non pathogenic deer

- hind limb paralysis and circling dx in all other animals

100
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filaroides hirthi taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

101
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filaroides hirthi host

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  • dog: final

- no intermediate!

102
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filaroides hirthi lifecycle

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  • direct life cycle w/ 1st stage larva in sputum or feces

- after ingestion, larva go to lungs via hepatic and portal or mesenteric lymph

103
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filaroides hirthi transmission

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  • larva in feces of infected dog
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filaroides hirthi organ effected

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deeply buried in lung parenchyma

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filaroides hirthi dx

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  • light infection: non productive c+

- small granulomatous rxn to tumor like lesions in lung

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oslerus osleri taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

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oslerus osleri host

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  • dogs

- other canids

108
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oslerus osleri lifecycle

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  • direct life cycle
109
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oslerus osleri organ effected

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  • nodules in trachea and bronchi
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oslerus osleri dx

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  • dry c+ worsened by exercise that can’t be elected by tracheal massage
111
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crenosoma vulpis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

112
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crenosoma vulpis host

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  • dogs

- snail= intermediate

113
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crenosoma vulpis id

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  • crenated cuticle thrown into folds
114
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crenosoma vulpis lifecycle

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  • eggs develop and hatch in resp tract

- larvae coughed up then swallowed and passed in feces

115
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crenosoma vulpis transmission

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ingestion of snail

116
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crenosoma vulpis dx

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dry non productive cough elicited by tracheal massage

117
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crenosoma vulpis geography

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North America

118
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angiostrongylus vasorum alt name

A

French heartworm

119
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angiostrongylus vasorum taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

120
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angiostrongylus vasorum host

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  • dogs
  • snail = intermediate
  • frogs and rodents can be paratenic host
121
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angiostrongylus vasorum transmission

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larva passed in feces

122
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angiostrongylus vasorum organ effected

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pulmonary arteries

123
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angiostrongylus vasorum recovery

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  • dogs maintain infection for life
124
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angiostrongylus vasorum dx

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  • chronic infection progressive pulmonary dx, cardiac failure, depression, stunted growth, weight loss, exercise intolerance, cough, dyspnea
125
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angiostrongylus vasorum location

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  • Southern Europe

- eastern Canada

126
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angiostrongylus cantonensis alt name

A

rat lungworm

127
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angiostrongylus cantonensis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda -bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

128
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angiostrongylus cantonensis host

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  • dog and zoo animals

- ZOONOTIC

129
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angiostrongylus cantonensis dx

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  • hind limb paresis

- ataxia

130
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus alt name

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feline lungworm

131
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia
phylum-Nematoda-bursate
order-strongylida
family- metastrongyloidea

132
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus host

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  • cats
  • snail= intermediate
  • bird or rodent = paratenic
133
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus transmission

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ingest paratenic host

134
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus organ effected

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bronchioles and alveolar ducts

135
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aelurostrongylus abstrusus dx

A

bronchopneumonia

136
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aelurostrongulus abstrusus tx

A

panacur

137
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bursate nematodes

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strongylida

  • ancylomstomatoidea
  • trichostrongyloidea
  • strongyloidea
  • metastrongyloidea

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