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MICP 211
MICP FINALS
Cestodes & Trematodes
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how a parasite is acquired
source
of
infection
method of transfer to the host
mode of
transmission
how a parasite is able to enter the host
infective
stage
a stage where the parasite is capable of causing a disease
pathogenic
stage
a stage which provides evidence for making a specific
diagnostic
stage
harbors the larval stage
intermediate
host
harbors the adult stage of the parasite
definitive host
cestodes
dorso-ventrally
flattened
cestodes
hermaphrodite
contains both male and female organs
hermaphrodite
outer surface of cestodes
tegument
3 regions in an adult worm
head:
scolex
neck
strobila
Beef tapeworm
taenia saginata
pork tapeworm
taenia solium
fish tapeworm
diphyllobothrium latum
dwarf tapeworm
hymenolepsis nana
dog tapeworm
echinococcus granulosus
platyhelminthes
flatworms
infective stage of taenia saginata
cysticerci
disease of taenia saginata
taeniasis
infective stage of taenia solium
cysticercus
cellulose
disease of taenia solium
taeniasis
and
cysticercosis
the longest tapeworm
diphyllobothrium latum
infective stage of
diphyllobothrium latum
plerocoid
most common tapeworm recovered in the US
Hymenolepsis nana
eggs are directly
infectious
hymenolepsis nana
disease of hymenolepsis nana
hymenolepiasis
zoonic type of infection
echinococcus granulosus
definitive host of echinococcus granulosus
dogs
intermediate host of e.
granulosus
sheep
accidental host of e.
granulosus
human
pathogenic
stage of e.
granulosus
hydatid
cyst
infective stage of e.
granulosus
eggs
trematodes
flukes
romantic parasites
schistosoma
spp.
intermediate host of c. sinensis
freshwater snail
1nd intermediate host of c. sinensis
freshwater fish
asian liver fluke
clonorchis sinensis
sheep liver fluke
fasciola hepatica
paragonimus westermani
oriental lung fluke
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