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Tapeworms Flashcards

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Are cestodes segmented?

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Yes

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Do cestodes have sexes?

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No

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How do cestodes get nutrients?

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Absorb while in intestines

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Are trematodes segmented?

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No

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5
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Do treamtodes have sexes?

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No

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What is distinct about treamtodes?

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They have a gut

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7
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Which type of worms have segmented bodies?

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Cestodes

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8
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Which type of worm have a primitive gut?

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Trematodes

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What is the scientific name for trematodes?

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Flukeworm

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10
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Which worm has a complete digestive system?

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Nematodes

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11
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Which worm has separate sexes?

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Nematodes

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What are the three basic structures to a cestode?

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Scolex - “head” with suckers
Neck - where segment generated
Body

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13
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What are individual segments of cestodes called?

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Proglottids

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14
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What are the three cestodes in which humans are the definitive host?

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Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm)
Taenia Solium (pig tapeworm)
Diphyllobothrium lactum (fishtapeworm)
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15
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What are the two cestodes in which humans are the intermediate host?

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Echinococcus granulosus (dog tapeworm)
Taenia solium (pig tapeworm)
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16
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What form are the tapeworms (cestodes) in if humans are the intermediate host?

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Larval stages

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17
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How do we acquire Taenia saginata?

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eating beef

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18
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What is the scientific name for the beef tapeworm?

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Taeniae saginata

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19
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What is the life cycle of taeniae saginata?

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Eggs in human feces are ingested by cows.

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20
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How does transmission of taeniae saginata occur?

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Eating undercooked beef

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What are the symptoms of an infection with taeniae saginata?

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Mild abdominal pain, feeling full. O/w asymptomatic

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How many tapeworms (cestodes) can humans have?

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One, usually

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23
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How do you diagnose Taeniae saginata?

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Identification of proglottids or eggs in stool

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24
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What is the scientific name for the pork tapeworm?

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Taenia solium

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25
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What are the two ways that humans can become infected with Taenia solium?

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Intestinal form or cistercircosis, where there is disseminated larvae

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What is the mode of transmission for taeniae solium?

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Eating undercooked pork

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What are the symptoms of the intestinal disease of taeniae saginata? How do they compare to the symptoms of taenia saginata?

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Similar to beef tapeworm–feeling full, mild abdo pain, if any symptoms at all

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28
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What are the symptoms of cistercercosis?

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Depends on the tissue being infected

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29
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What is the extra intestinal disease caused by taenia solium?

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Cistercercosis or neurocistercircosis

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30
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Why is cistercercosis so morbid?

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Creates space-filling lesions and induces local inflammation

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31
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How do you diagnose the intestinal form of taenia solium?

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Eggs in stool

32
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How do you diagnose cistercercosis?

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MRI, CT scan, serology

33
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What is the scientific name for the fish tapeworm?

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Diphyllobothrium latum

34
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What is the life cycle of Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Eggs in stool passed into water, infect fishies

35
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Is Diphyllobothrium latum from freshwater or saltwater fish?

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Freshwater

36
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What is the largest tapeworm that infects man?

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Diphyllobothrium latum

37
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How is Diphyllobothrium latum transmitted?

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Eating undercooked fish

38
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What are the symptoms of infection with Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Usually asymptomatic, but can have n/v/d, abdo pain

39
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What vitamin does Diphyllobothrium latum love, and cause a deficiency of? What does this cause?

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B12 Macrocrytic anemia

40
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Which tapeworm infection can have multiple worms infecting you at the same time?

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Diphyllobothrium latum

41
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How do you diagnose Diphyllobothrium latum?

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Eggs in stool

42
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What is the scientific name for the dog tapeworm?

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Echinococcus granulosus

43
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What is the scientific name for tapeworm?

A

Cestodes

44
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How do we get Echinococcus granulosus?

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Dog produces eggs in stool, we somehow ingest the eggs

45
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What are the symptoms of Echinococcus granulosus? What is this similar to?

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Lesions in the heart, brain, lungs etc.

This is similar to cistercercosis

46
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Are we the definitive host of Echinococcus granulosus?

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No, dogs are

47
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What is the name of the disease Echinococcus granulosus causes that is similar to cistercercosis?

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Hydatid cyst disease

48
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What are the symptoms of Hydatid cyst disease?

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Depends on where the lesions form

49
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What can happen if the Hydatid cysts rupture?

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Anaphylactic shock

50
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What is the scientific name for flukes?

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Treamtodes

51
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Are humans the definitive host for treamtodes (that we covered)?

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Yes

52
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Where are the trematodes that infect humans found?

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Freshwater

53
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The larval form of treamatodes live in what animal as an intermediate host?

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Snails, but also fish

54
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What is the fluke that infects human intestines?

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Fasciolpsis buski

55
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What is the life cycle of Fasciolpsis buski?

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Human stool to snails to fish/water chesnuts

56
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Where are Fasciolpsis buski infections usually found?

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China, southeast asia, india

57
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What are the reservoirs of Fasciolpsis buski?

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Pigs, dogs, rabbits

58
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What form do Fasciolpsis buski live in, in human intestines?

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Adult forms that attach to the intestinal epithlium

59
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How do you diagnose Fasciolpsis buski?

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Stool

60
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What are the two liver flukes?

A

Fasciola hepatica

Clonorchis sinesis

61
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Fasciola hepatica and Clonorchis (O.P) sinesis are what type of worm?

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Liver flukes (trematodes)

62
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Where does Fasciola hepatica infect?

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The bile duct

63
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What is the intermediate host for Fasciola hepatica

Clonorchis sinesis?

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Snails

64
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What is the shape of fasciolopsis buski?

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Leech

65
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What are the symptoms of infection with Fasiolopsis buski? (light and heavy infection)

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Light - intermittent diarrhea

Heavy - Continuous diarrhea, intestinal hemorrhage, abscess formation

66
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What happens when you ingest Fasciola hepatica?

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The worm attaches to the intestinal wall, and burrows through

67
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What is the intermittent host for fasciola hepatica?

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Snail and freshwater

68
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What is the intermittent host for clonorchis sinensis?

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Fish or snails

69
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What are the symptoms of an infection with Fasciola hepatica? (3)

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Hepatomegaly, fever eosionphilia

70
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How do you diagnose fasciola hepatica?

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Stool analysis

71
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What are the light and heavy infections of opisthorchis (clonorchis) sinensis?

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Light = asymptomatic
Heavy = Jaundice, hepatitis,
72
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True or false: individuals infected with liver flukes are 10-15x more likely to develop bile duct CA

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True

73
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How does infection with opisthorchis (clonorchis) sinesis or fasciola hepatica increase the chances of developing bile duct CA?

A

Free oxygen radicals produced from inflammation

74
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Which parasitic infection can cause an asthma attack when crawling up through the lungs?

A

Ascaris Lumbricoides

75
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Which three parasites produce eosinophila?

A

Lumbricoides
Strongyloidies
Hookworms

76
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Which parasitic infx can auto infect?

A

Strongyloides

77
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Which parasitic infection is known to cause rectal prolapse in children due to tenesmus?

A

Tricarius Trichus (whipworm)

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