intro to Parasitic Diseases in Dog and Cats

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define genus

group or subfamily

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define species (2)

kind or below a genus

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define sp.

one kind of species under that genus

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define spp

multiple kinds of species under that genus

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define helminths

parasitic worms

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define platyhelminthes

flatworms

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what species are under helminths

platyhelmintheS

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what 2 species are under playhelminths

  1. cestodes

  2. trematodes

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what are under nematodes

  1. roundworms

  2. hookworms

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define protozoa

single cell parasites

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what species are under protozoa (2)

  1. Flagellates

  2. Apicomplexans

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what is under flagellates (2)

  1. fiardia

  2. trichomonas

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what species is under apicomplexans (5)

  1. Eimeria

  2. Cystoisospora

  3. Cryptosporidium

  4. Coccidia

  5. Toxoplasma

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define definitive host

The host in which a parasite reaches maturity and reproduces sexually.

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define intermediate host

The host that supports the immature or non-reproductive forms of a parasite

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define Paratenic host

An intermediate host that is required for the completion of a parasite's life cycle, but there is no development of the parasite.

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define reservior host

Can harbour a pathogen indefinitely with no bad effects to the host.

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define direct life cycle

Definitive Host → Environment → Definitive Host

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define indirect life cycle

Definitive Host → Environment → Intermediate Host → Definitive Host

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define pre-patent period

The length of time it takes for a parasite to develop to an adult once it infects the definitive host

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what are the 3 migration patterns

  1. mucosal

  2. tracheal

  3. somatic

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define mucosal migration pattern

stays in tissue

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define tracheal migration pattern

pulmonary vein into lungs

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define somatic migration pattern (2)

  1. pulmonary vein into lungs

  2. encysts in tissues