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To which taxonomic order do the families Heterakidae, Oxyuridae, and Kathlaniidae belong?

Order Ascaridida

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In which specific host anatomical system do members of the Family Heterakidae primarily reside?

The intestinal tract of fowls.

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How many well-developed lips are characteristic of the Family Heterakidae?

3

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Which morphological feature of the Family Heterakidae is divided into a short pharynx, a cylindrical middle, and a posterior bulb?

Club/bulb-shaped esophagus

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In the Family Heterakidae, which genus is the exception to having a three-part esophagus with a posterior bulb?

Genus Ascaridia

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What is the length relationship between the paired spicules in male Heterakidae?

Unequal in length

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Which term describes the reproductive method of Family Heterakidae, involving oval and thick-shelled eggs?

Oviparous

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What type of life cycle is exhibited by the Family Heterakidae?

Monoxenous life cycle

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What is the infective stage for nematodes in the genus Heterakis?

$L2$

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What is the infective stage for nematodes in the genus Ascaridia?

$L2$

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What is the common name for the nematode Heterakis gallinarum?

Cecal worm

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Although Heterakis gallinarum is nonpathogenic, it is significant as a vector for which protozoan?

Histomonas meleagridis

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What is the approximate length range for female Heterakis gallinarum?

$10\text{-}15\text{ cm}$

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What is the approximate length range for male Heterakis gallinarum?

$7\text{-}13\text{ cm}$

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Which two caudal features are found in male Heterakis gallinarum?

Caudal alae and precloacal sucker

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What is the primary parasitic site for Heterakis gallinarum in fowls?

Cecal tonsils

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What is the common name for Ascaridia galli?

Large roundworm

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Which avian nematode is described as the 'largest roundworm in fowls'?

Ascaridia galli

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According to the source material, what is the approximate length of a female Ascaridia galli?

$115\text{ cm}$

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According to the source material, what is the approximate length of a male Ascaridia galli?

$76\text{ cm}$

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Describe the spicule length relationship in male Ascaridia galli.

Almost equal

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At what age do birds typically develop resistance to Ascaridia galli infection?

3 months old

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What is the specific parasitic site for Ascaridia galli within the host?

Small intestine (S.I.)

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Describe the shell morphology of a Heterakis egg.

Thick and smooth

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Which parasite produces the largest helminth egg found in avian feces?

Ascaridia galli

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Where does the Heterakis gallinarum $L2$ hatch after ingestion?

Small intestines

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On which day of the Heterakis gallinarum life cycle do larvae enter the cecal mucosal wall?

Day 4

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During which day range of the Heterakis gallinarum life cycle are eggs shed in the feces?

Day $24\text{-}30$

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Unlike Heterakis, where does Ascaridia galli remain from hatching until maturity?

Small intestine

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What is the timeline for Ascaridia galli eggs to be shed in the feces following infection?

Week $5\text{-}8$

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What role can an earthworm play in the life cycle of Heterakis gallinarum or Ascaridia galli?

Paratenic host

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Members of the Family Oxyuridae primarily parasitize which part of the intestinal tract?

Large intestines

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What is the defining characteristic of the Oxyuridae esophagus?

Prominent posterior bulb

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What is the characteristic appearance of a mature female Oxyuridae tail?

Long and tapering ("pin-like")

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Describe the male reproductive apparatus in the Family Oxyuridae.

One spicule and an expanded caudal alae

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What is the characteristic shape of Oxyuridae eggs?

Flattened on one side

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What is the infective stage for species within the Family Oxyuridae?

$L3$

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Identify the definitive host for Oxyuris equi.

Equines

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Identify the definitive host for Enterobius vermicularis.

Primates and man

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Identify the definitive host for Syphacia obvelata and S. muris.

Rodents

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Identify the definitive host for Passalurus ambiguus.

Lagomorphs

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Identify the definitive host for Skrjabinema ovis.

Small ruminants

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How does a mature female Oxyuris equi deposit its eggs?

Reaches out of the rectum to glue eggs to the perianal area.

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What is the common name for Enterobius vermicularis?

Human pinworm

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At what time of day does the female Enterobius vermicularis typically crawl out of the anus to lay eggs?

At night

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What is the approximate length of a female Oxyuris equi?

$15\text{ cm}$

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What is the approximate length of a female Enterobius vermicularis?

$1.3\text{ cm}$

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How long is the period from infection to fecal shedding in Oxyuris equi?

$4\text{-}6\text{ months}$

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Where do Oxyuris equi $L3$ larvae travel after hatching in the small intestine?

Mucosal crypts of the colon and caecum

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At what month do Oxyuris equi $L5$ larvae sexually mature?

Month 4

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What is the clinical term for the tail condition in horses caused by pruritus ani from Oxyuris equi?

"Rat-tail" appearance

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Which family in Order Ascaridida is generally similar to Oxyuridae but features viviparous females?

Family Kathlaniidae

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Describe the internal development cycle that makes Kathlaniidae a 'perpetual parasite' inside its host.

L1 laid in the colon can directly develop to L3 and then to mature adults.

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What is the importance of the species Probstmayria vivipara?

It is a member of Family Kathlaniidae that infects equines.

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To which order does Ophidascaris robertsi belong?

Order Ascaridida

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Where is Ophidascaris robertsi native to?

Australia and Papua New Guinea

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Does Ophidascaris robertsi have a monoxenous or heteroxenous life cycle?

Heteroxenous

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Identify the definitive host for Ophidascaris robertsi.

Carpet pythons (Morelia spilota)

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What are the parasitic sites for Ophidascaris robertsi in its definitive host?

Esophagus and stomach

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What animals serve as the intermediate host for Ophidascaris robertsi?

Small mammals (including marsupials)

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What role do humans play in the life cycle of Ophidascaris robertsi?

Accidental, dead-end hosts

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What is the medical significance of Ophidascaris robertsi?

It is the first reported case of human infection by this ophidian ascarid.

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In Heterakis gallinarum, where do the $L2$ larvae reside on Day 4 post-infection?

Caecal mucosal wall

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Identify the stage of Ascaridia galli that hatches in the small intestine.

$L2$

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Which Oxyuridae species is found in primates?

Enterobius vermicularis

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What morphological feature distinguishes the mature female Oxyuris equi tail?

It is long and tapering.

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What is the specific location of Oxyuris equi eggs on a horse?

Glued to the perianal area

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What is the effect of Oxyuris equi on the horse's behavior leading to hair loss at the tail base?

Pruritus ani (anal itching)

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How does the survival of Kathlaniidae $L1$ larvae outside the environment compare to others?

They cannot survive long outside the host environment.

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Name the equine parasite that is viviparous and resides in the large intestine.

Probstmayria vivipara

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What specific diagnostic image shows 'immature Oxyuris equi on colonic mucosal surface'?

Colonoscopy of a horse

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The eggs of Oxyuris equi are described as having a _ on one side.

Operculum

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Which life stage of Heterakis gallinarum is found in the caecal lumen on Day 5?

L2 (which then molts to L3,L4, and L5)

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What host animal is associated with Skrjabinema ovis?

Small ruminants

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What is the common name for members of the Family Oxyuridae?

Pinworms