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Trematodes 1 Flashcards

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Helminths taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)

Group- helminths

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platyhelminths taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths
phylum- Platyhelminthes

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platyhelminths include what parasites

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  • flatworms
  • flukes (trematodes)
  • tapeworms (cestodes)
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platyhelminths id

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  • bilat symetrica
  • solid bodied like acoelomates
  • excretory system is flame cell system
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platyhelminths execretory system

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flame cell system

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digenetic trematodes taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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digenetic trematodes lifecycle

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  • mollusk (snail) intermediate host (asexual multiplication)

- vertebrate final host (no multiplication here so what goes out comes in)

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digenetic trematodes id

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  • solid body w/ syncytium

- anterior sucker around mouth and posterior sucker mid body

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digenetic trematodes sex organs

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  • hermaphrodites have ovaries and testes
  • oviduct filled with eggs
  • operculate eggs (capped)
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digenetic trematodes digestion

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  • have no anus so v+ up what they eat after divesting
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digenetic trematodes development

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  • sporocysts and media (have mouths and crawl around inside snail eating things) developmental stages in snail
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digenetic trematodes transmission brief

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ingestion of metacercaria is how you get trematode

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digenetic trematodes lifecycle

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Eggs in feces/urine & environ -> Miracadium (swims) -> Asexual repro & sporocysts in mollusk -> Redia -> Cercaria (have tails) and leave snail -> Metacercaria -> Final hosts have adults
- Meso-cercaria – In some genera, cercaria does not have cyst wall

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fasciolopsis buski (giant intestinal fluke) taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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fasciolopsis buski (giant intestinal fluke) host

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  • pigs

- humans

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fasciolopsis buski tranmission

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  • broad: consumption of vegitation
  • transmission by eating grain
  • eggs basses in feces
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fasciolopsis buski organ effected

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small intestine

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fasciolopsis buski dx

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  • minimal symptoms or unnoticed
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fasciolopsis buski geography

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  • southeast asia

- china

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fasciolopsis buski prevetion

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boiling vegtables

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fasciola hepatica alt name

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sheep liver fluke

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fasciolopsis buski alt name

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giant intestinal fluke

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fasciola hepatica taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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fasciola hepatica host

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  • sheep and cattle
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fasciola hepatica transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of vegetation

- ingest metacercaria from plants while grazing

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fasciola hepatica organ effected

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bile ducts

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fasciola hepatica dx

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  • Acute disease from larva migration through abd cavity & liver capsule (go straight through abomasal wall!)
  • Chronic disease from fibrosis of bile ducts
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fasciola hepatica fun fact

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  • leave behind black pigment where they track from the food they v+ up
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fascioloides magna taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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fascioloides magna host

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  • white tailed deer
  • cattle
  • sheep
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fascioloides magna id

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-HUGE

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fascioloides magna life cycle

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  • cysts not patent in cattle so eggs trapped
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fascioloides magna organ effected

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cysts in liver

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fascioloides magna dx

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  • in sheep migrate about destroying liver and leaving black pigment
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fascioloides magna fun fact

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move around in pairs

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fascioloides magna transmission

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consumption of vegetation

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paramphistomes alt name

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jellies

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paramphistomes taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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paramphistomes host

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ruminants

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paramphistomes id

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  • gelatinous looking

- terminal sucker is on other end not in middle

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paramphistomes transmission

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  • broadly consumption of vegitation

- ingestion of encysted meacercaria on vegetation

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paramphistomes organ infected

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intestine, rumen

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paramphistomes dx

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  • immature flukes burrow in to wall of is before going back to rumen
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paramphistome location

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worldwide

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echinostoma taxnomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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echinostoma host

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  • rodents

- birds

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echinostoma id

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spines around mouth

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echinostoma transmission

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ingestion of snails

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eurytrema pancreaticum taxnomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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eurytrema pancreaticum host

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  • cattle
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eurytrema pancreaticum transmission

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  • broadly consumption of insects

- cattle infected when eat grasshoppers

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eurytrema pancreaticum organ effected

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pancreas

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dicrocoelium dendriticum alt name

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lanceolate liver fluke

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dicrocoelium dendriticum host

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  • sheep
  • deer
  • woodchucks
  • cattle
  • pigs
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dicrocoelium dendtriticum id

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  • small
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dicrocoelium dendriticium lifecycle

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  • Cercaria come out of land snails tied into little balls and coated in mucus (slime balls)  Eaten by ants  Ants eaten by sheep
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dicrocoelium dendriticum tranmsission

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  • broadly consumption of insects

- sheep eat ants

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dicrocoelium dendtriticum organ effected

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  • bile ducts (get there nicely by just migrating instead of going through the wall)
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dicrocoelium dendriticum dx

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  • pathology only in older animals bc takes long time to show symptoms
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dicrocoelium dendriticum effect on ants

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Ants eat slime balls then go crazy and when they know mammals around, they hang on the ends of the grass w/ their butts in the air so they’re easily eaten by grazers

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platonosomum fastosum taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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plantonosomum fastosum host

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  • cats
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plantonosomum fastosum transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of insects

- cats eat infected pill bugs

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plantonosomum fastosum organ of interest

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  • gall bladder
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plantonosomum fastosum dx

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  • usually non-pathogenic

- liver poisoning and temporary inappitance (rare)

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plantonosomum fastosum location

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Florida, SE US, Hawaii, Caribbean, South & Central America, W Africa, Malaysia

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nanophyetus salmincola taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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nanophyetus salminocola host

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  • coyotes, mink, bears, raccoons, and other candids
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nanophyetus salminocola transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of fish

- metacercariae in salmonid fish

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nanophyetus salmincola vector

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  • vector of neorickettsia
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nanophyetus salminocola dx

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  • fever, v+, d+, death in 90% untreated
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heterophyes heterophyes alt name

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tiny intestinal fluke

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heterophyes heterophyes taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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heterophyes heterophyes host

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  • dog
  • cat
  • various birds
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heterophyes heterophyes transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of fish

- ingestion of freshwater or brackish water fish

76
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heterophyes heterphyes organ effected

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deeply embedded in intestinal crypts

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metagonimus yokogawi alt name

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tiny oriental fluke

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metagonimus yokogawi taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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metagonimus yokogawi host

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  • dog
  • cat
  • bird
  • human
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metagonimus yokogawi life cycle

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Snail ingests eggs passed in human/ animal feces -> Cercariae released from snail -> Penetrate skin of fish & become meta-cercariae -> Ingested by dogs, cats, birds, humans

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metagonimus yokogawi organ effected

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deeply embedded in intestinal crypts

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metagonimus yokogawi transmission

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broadly: consumption of fish

83
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clonorchis sinensis alt name

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oriental liver fluke

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clonorchis sinensis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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clonorchis sinensis host

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  • cats
  • dogs
  • ppl
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clonorchis sinensis life cycle

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Snail ingests eggs passed in human/ animal feces -> Cercariae released from snail -> Penetrate skin of fish & become meta-cercariae -> Ingested by dogs, cats, birds, humans

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clonorchis sinensis transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of fish

- ingestion of raw fish

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clonorchis sinensis organ effected

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bile duct

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clonorchis sinensis dx

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  • cancer in ppl
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clonorchis sinensis location

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  • Japan
  • vietnam
  • china
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opisthorchis felineus alt name

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feline liver fluke

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opisthorchis felineus taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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opisthorchis felineus host

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  • dogs
  • cats
  • civets
  • foxes
  • ppl
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opisthorchis felineus id

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  • “opistho” means at rear, they have 2 testis at the back
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opisthorchis felineus transmission

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-broadly: consumption of fish

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opisthorchis felineus organ effected

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bile duct

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opisthorchis felineus location

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Europe to southeast asia

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opisthorchis viverrini alt name

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civet liver fluke

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opisthorchis viverrini taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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opisthorchis viverrini hosts

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  • dogs
  • cats
  • civets
  • foxes
  • ppl
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opisthorchis viverrini id

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  • “opistho” means at rear, they have 2 testis at the back
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opisthorchis viverrini transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of fish
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opisthorchis viverrini organ effected

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bile ducts

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opisthorchis viverrini location

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Europe to Southeast Asia

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alaria canis taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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alaria canis host

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  • raccoon, skunk
  • fox, dog, cat
  • mammalian paratenic hosts
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alaria canis stage differences

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  • mesocercaria not metacercaria
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alaria canis id

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  • have wings that come out and wrap around villus
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alaria canis transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of paratenic host

- snails to tadpoles- cats infected when nursing can transmit to kittens

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alaria canis dx

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  • almost no dx in infected dogs and cats
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alaria marcianae taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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alaria marcianae host

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  • raccoon, skunk
  • fox, dog, cat
  • mammalian paratenic hosts
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alaria marcianae stage differences

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  • mesocercaria not metacercaria
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alaria marcianae id

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  • have wings that come out and wrap around villus
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alaria marcianae transmission

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  • broadly: consumption of paratenic host

- snails to tadpoles- cats infected when nursing can transmit to kittens

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alaria marcianae dx

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  • almost no dx in infected dogs and cats
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paragonimus kellicotti alt name

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NA lung fluke

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paragonimus kellicotti taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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paragonimus kellicotti hosts

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  • mink, bobcats, dogs, cats

- humans

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paragonimus kellicotti lifecycle

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  • eggs passed via sputum or stool
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paragonimus kellicotti transmission

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  • ingestion of infected crayfish
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paragonimus kellicotti organ effected

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  • flukes in pairs in cysts in lungs (migrate straight through diaphragm into lungs)
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paragonimus kellicotti dx

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  • pneumonia, severe acute pulmonary dx, pneumothorax
124
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trematodes as dx carrying agents

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  • salmon poisoning dx
  • Potomac horse fever
  • elokomin fluke fever
  • sennetsu fever
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heterobilharzia americana alt name

A

american schistosome

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heterobillharzia americana taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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heterobillharzia americana host

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  • raccoon
  • nutria
  • bobat
  • rabbit
  • dog
128
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heterobillarzia americana life cycle

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paired adults

129
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heterobiliharzia americana (american schistosome)

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-schistosomatidae- through direct skin penetration by cercariae

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heterobilliharzia americana organ effected

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adults in mesenteric and hepatic veins

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heterobilliharzia americana dx

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  • Eggs carried to liver & cause severe fibrosis
    Swimmers itch
    – Zoonotic schistosome dermatitis caused by cercariae of wild water fowl penetrating & migrating in human skin
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heterobilliharzia americana location

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Florida along gulf coast into tx and north Kansas

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schistosoma mansoni taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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schistosoma mansoni host

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humans

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schistosoma mansoni life cycle

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  • Schisto-somula carried via blood to lungs  Blood again to liver
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schistosoma mansoni id

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  • Adults in pairs
137
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schistosoma mansoni transmission

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-schistosomatidae- through direct skin penetration by cercariae

138
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schistosoma mansoni organ effected

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  • tributaries of inferior mesenteric vein

- liver

139
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schistosoma mansoni dx

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  • fever, GI bleeding, rectal polyps, malabs

- swimmers itch

140
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schistosoma japonicum taxonomy

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kingdom- Animalia (unikonts)
Group- helminths 
phylum-  Platyhelminthes 
class- trematodes
family- digenetic trematodes
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schistosoma japonicum host

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  • many mammals mainly cats and humans
142
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schistosoma japonicum transmission

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-schistosomatidae- through direct skin penetration by cercariae

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schistosoma japonicum dx

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swimmers itch

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