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Trichostrongylidae Flashcards

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They are known as the twisted stomach worm, wireworm, and barber’s pole worm

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Haemonchus contortus

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Identify the predilection site twisted stomach worm

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abomasum

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known as the bankrupt worms or black scour worms

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Trichostrongylus spp

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Trichostrongylus spp present in SI of sheep and goats

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T. colubriformis

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Trichostrongylus spp present in SI, abomasum, or stomach of sheep, goats, cattle, horses, and donkey

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Trichostrongylus axei

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known as the brown stomach worm

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Ostertagia /Teladorsagia

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brown stomach worm of cattle

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Ostertagia ostertagi

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brown stomach worm of sheep

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Teladorsagia circumcincta

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Described as the watch spring-like posture due to the prominent longitudinal ridges which are transversely striated

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Cooperia and Paracooperia

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Paracooperia spp found in SI of buffaloes

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Paracooperia nodulosa

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Cooperia and Paracooperia host and predilection site

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ruminants; SI

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12
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these are intertwined slender worms appear like a “cotton wool”

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nematodirus

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They have the same pathogenicity as Haemonchus but milder

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Mecistocirrus

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14
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known as the red stomach worm of pigs

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Hyostrongylus rubidus

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Hosts and predilection sites of Ornithostrongylus

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crop, proventriculus, and small intestine of pigeons

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16
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Trichostrongylidae spp found in the stomach of cat, fox, and pigs

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Ollulanus tricuspis

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17
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trichostrongyles in small intestine of rodents

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Nippostrongylus muris

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18
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trichostrongyles in stomach of rabbits

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Obeliscoides cuniculi

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19
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trichostrongyles in proventriculus of ostrich

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Libyostrongylus douglassii

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20
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trichostrongyles with cross shaped telamon

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Ornithostrongylus

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21
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Give the general morphology of Trichostrongylus spp

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  1. buccal capsule either absent or small
  2. devoid of leaf crowns
  3. no teeth
  4. have well developed bursa
  5. eggs are strongyle like and thin walled
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Trichostrongylus present in abomasum of ruminants, stomach of horses, pigs, and man

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Trichostrongylus axei

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23
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known as the stomach hair worm

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Trichostrongylus axei

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24
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these genera cause ringworm lesions and black scouring is evident

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Trichostrongylus

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25
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most common brown stomach worm

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Ostertagia ostertagi

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26
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brown stomach worm of goats

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Ostertagia trifurcata

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27
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Identify the prominent features of Cooperia

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watch spring like and very large bursa in all species

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28
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Cooperia spp present in cattle

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C. oncophora, C. punctata

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Cooperia spp present in sheep and goats

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C. curticei

30
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known as the thread-necked strongyles with cotton wool appearance

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Nematodirus

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predilection site of Nematodirus

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SI

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Its pathogenesis cause severe damage to the intestinal villi and erosion of the mucosa (villous atrophy)

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Nematodirus

33
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wire worm of sheep and goats

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Haemonchus contortus

34
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twisted stomach worms of cattle

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Haemonchus placei

35
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Trichostrongylidae genera more common in the Ph than Haemonchus

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Mecistoccirrus

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These spp are distinguished from haemonchus microscopically by having long narrow spicules

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Mecistoccirrus digitatus

37
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capable of penetrating the gastric glands

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Ostertagia spp

38
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causes ring worm lesions in the intestinal mucosa

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Trichostrongylus spp

39
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known as the small intestinal hairworm

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Trichostrongylus spp

40
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known as the red stomach worm

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Hyostrongylus rubidus

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FH and PS of Hyostrongylus rubidus

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pigs; stomach

42
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known as the thread-necked worm

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Nematodirus spp

43
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they gave prominent excretory pore located on the ventral side at some distance from the anterior end

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bankrupt worms

44
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their white ovary is spirally wound around the blood filled ovary

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Haemonchus

45
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females are like those of haemonchus but devoid of vulva flap

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Mecistocirrus

46
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with a swollen head due to small cephalic vesicle

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Cooperia

47
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Cooperia spp with watch spring like posture

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Cooperia curticei

48
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known as the medium brown worm

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ostertagia and teladorsagia

49
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resembles the human hookworms Ancylostoma present in rodents

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Nippostrongylus brasiliensis

50
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wireworm present crop in ostrich

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Libyostrongylus douglassii

51
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present in the small intestine of columbiform birds

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Ornithostrongylus quadriradiatus

52
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present in the ceca and SI of anseriform and galliform birds

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Trichostrongylus tenuis

53
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Briefly describe the morphological characteristics of Trichostrongyloid worms

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  1. with no or small buccal cavity
  2. appearance of spicules of the male is an important diagnostic morphological character
  3. have synlophe
54
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these worms have swollen head due to small cephalic vesicle and their eggs have parallel sides

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Cooperia

55
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these worms have large eggs that are twice the size of a typical trichostrongyloid egg

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Nematodirus / thread-necked worms

56
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Nematodirus spp affecting SI of cattle

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Nematodirus helvetianus

57
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Nematodirus spp affecting SI of sheep and goats

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Nematodirus filicollis, N. spathiger, N. battus

58
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Affects abomasum or stomach of zebu, buffalo, sheep, goats and rarely pigs

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Mecistocirrus digitatus

59
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Present in the small and large intestines of buffalo and zebra

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Paracooperia nodulosa

60
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haemonchus spp affecting abomasum of camel

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Haemonchus longistipes

61
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most bloodsucking and pathogenic of hookworms

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Haemonchus & Mecistocirrus

62
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Major clinical signs are: profuse, watery diarrhea, putrid smell, dehydration and loss of appetite, weight, and production

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Ostertagiosis

63
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Cause hemorrhagic anemia, dark colored feces, edema, weakness and falling well in sheep and sudden death in acute diseases

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Haemonchosis

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In chronic cases, it seldom show diarrhea but may be constipated

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Haemonchosis

65
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These diseases cause diarrhea with severe, black, hemorrhagic scour

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Trichostrongylosis, Cooperiosis, Nematodirosis

66
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cause diarrhea in young animals and nodules in walls of small and large intestines

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Paracooperiosis

67
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long red worm attached to the gastric mucosa of rabbits

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Graphidium strigosum

68
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long white worms living in the small intestines of rabbits and hares

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Trichostrongylus retortaeformis

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