Introduction to Ruminant Parasites and their Pathology

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How does farm management link to parasitology?

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Summarize the main ruminant parasites.

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Glossary terms**

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What are the key parasites of domestic ruminants.

  • Tapeworm - bigger issue for meat quality and fitness for human consumption, risk for human health but minimal signs in ruminants

<ul><li><p>Tapeworm - bigger issue for meat quality and fitness for human consumption, risk for human health but minimal signs in ruminants</p></li></ul><p></p>
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Describe the host specificity for livestock parasites affecting cattle and sheep.

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Summarize a simple direct lifecycle.

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What parasites undergo larval inhibition in the host during cold temperatures?

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Summarize a couple parasitic indirect life cycles.

An indirect life cycle (heteroxenous) is a parasitic transmission method requiring two or more host species to complete development, distinguishing it from direct lifecycles.

<p>An indirect life cycle (<span>heteroxenous</span>) is <mark data-color="#e8c3c3" style="background-color: rgb(232, 195, 195); color: inherit;">a parasitic transmission method requiring two or more host species to complete development,</mark> distinguishing it from direct lifecycles.</p>
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What is the impact of ruminant parasites?

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____ _____ is key to pathogenesis of PGE.

food intake

  • 60 - 70% of the reduction in growth rate in sub-clinically infected lambs and calves can be attributed to anorexia and reduced feed intake

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What is the pathophysiology of liver fluke?

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What is the impacts of subclinical helminthosis in cattle?

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Summarize immunity to parasites in cattle.

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Summarize immunity to parasites in sheep.

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What are the current diagnostic and monitoring used for helminths?

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What are the current control mechanisms used for helminths?

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Glossary for treatments**

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Describe the main parasiticide distribution channels.

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Main ectoparasite groups include?

• Insects

• Lice

• Flies

• Arachnids

• Mange mites

• Ticks

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Summarize the life cycles of lice and mange mites.

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What is the impact of ectoparasites?

  • How are they diagnosed?

Visual or skin scraping

<p>Visual or skin scraping</p>
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Summarize the main ectoparasiticides.

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How can medicines or treatments be used at pasture?

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