Trichinella & Anisakis (Lecture 9)

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what type of host are humans for Trichinella & Co.?

dead end host

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what are the TWO lifecycles for Trichinella spiralis?

domestic and sylvatic

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how do you prevent Trichinella infection?

cook meat

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The sylvatic cycle is perpetuated by _____ animals through _____ or _____

wild; predation; scavenging

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the domestic cycle is perpetuated by _____ animals through _____ or _____

livestock; meat scraps; cannibalism

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how are humans infected with Trichinella?

ingesting meat with encysted larvae

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once eating the parasite, the larvae is released in the _____, where it undergoes _____

small intestine; maturation

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adult trichinella produce _____ that are deposited into the _____

larva; mucosa

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the larvae in the mucosa will _____ in the _____ tissue

encyst; striated muscle

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True or False: Trichnella is diganosed a stool O&P

FALSE: it encysts in tissue → not shed in stool!

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trichenella diagnosis is mainly _____ but the parasite can be visualized in a _____ or detected through _____

clinical; muscle biopsy; serology

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Trichenella causes the peripheral blood to have _____ up to _____%

eosinophilia; 90

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Trichenella can live in the small intestine for _____, so treatment is provided to prevent _____ formation

>1 month; cyst

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how can you prevent Trichenella infection?

cooking or freezing food, don’t microwave, no raw meat scraps to hogs

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freezing does NOT destroy a Trichenella species called _____ which is found in _____

T. nativa; Alaska

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<p>what nematode is this?</p>

what nematode is this?

anisakis

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why type of host are humans for Anisakis?

dead end

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Anisakis ia normally found in _____

marine mammals

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how are humans infected with anisakis?

eating raw infected seafood

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what stage of anisakis is the infective to humans (and marine mammals)?

L3 larvae

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when fish or squid containing Anisakis L3 larvae are ingested by marine mammals, the larvae develop into _____ that produce _____ which are shed by the animal

adult worms; eggs

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anisakis eggs become _____ in water and form _____ WITHIN the egg

embryonated; L2 larvae

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L2 larvae eventually hatch from the anisakis eggs and are ingested by _____ where they mature into _____

crutaceans; L3 larvae

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Anisakis infected crustaceans are ingested by _____ and _____ which transfer the parasite to mammals via _____

fish; squid; predation

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why are humans a dead end host for Anisakis?

larvae never mature into adults (no eggs produces and thus lifecycle stops)