strongyloides westeri Flashcards

1
Q

order

A

rhabditida

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2
Q

common name

A

threadworm

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3
Q

host

A

all horses

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4
Q

identification

A

hair like nematodes

long esophagus- 1/3rd of body

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5
Q

size

A

less than 1cm

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6
Q

eggs

A

thin shelled larvated eggs

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7
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egg size

A

30-40 micrometers

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8
Q

is life cycle direct or indirect?

A

direct

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9
Q

life cycle has a _____ and _____ phase

A

parasitic(homogonic), free living(heterogonic)

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10
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homogonic life cycle

A

egg contains L1 is passes in feces
in soil L1 develops to L3
L3 penetrates hosts skin
migrates to the trachea, is swallowed and goes to the small intestine
develop to adult females and parthenogenesis takes place

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11
Q

when environmental conditions are not favorable _____ cycle predominates

A

homogonic

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12
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what is the infective stage?

A

L3

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13
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when conditions are favorable ____ cycle predominates

A

heterogonic

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14
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heterogonic life cycle

A

free living larva hatch and develop in soil to adult male and females
females lay eggs, develop to L3
L3 infect percutaneously or per os

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15
Q

_____ and ____ modes of transmission also occur

A

prenatal, transmammary

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16
Q

site of infection

A

small intestine

17
Q

pathogenesis

A

erythematous- skin redness

18
Q

clinical signs

A

larvae: cause uticaria
adults: diarrhea

19
Q

diagnosis

A

fecal flotations reveals eggs

20
Q

treatment

A

incorporated with control of strongyles and ascarids

21
Q

life cycle can be _____, ______ or ______

A

per os, percutaneous, or transmammary