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- 1.Term for diarrhea with abdominal cramps
- 2.Number one cause for cutaneous larval migrans
- 3.L in LAD
- 4.Barber pole worm
- 5.Type 2- hyperbiotic larvae emerge, profuse watery diarrhea, protein losing enteropathy
- 6.Animal in which Strongylus vulgaris is found in
- 7.Known as the large strongyle
- 8.Not true larvae-more like an embryo
- 9.D in LAD
- 10.Common name for Strongylida when in small animals
- 11.Heartworm
- 12.Systemic edema
- 13.Name for Strongylida when in horses
- 14.Only kind of migration seen by Ostertagia
- 15.These make up the white part of the barber pole worm
- 16.Species of whip worm of the cat.
- 17.One way to kill Ancylostoma eggs
- 18.Genus for the whipworm
- 19.Submandibular edema
- 20.Inflammation and bleeding of the stomach and intestines
- 21.Species for whip worm of the pig
- 22.Small stomach worm or abomasal worm
- 23.First type-pastured young cattle have worms that mature without hypobiosis
- 24.Species for whipworm of the human
- 25.Means it can survive cold winters and still have viable eggs the nest spring
- 26.Last kind of hookworms you learned. less pathogenic than Ancylostoma
- 27.Name for Strongylida when in cows
- 28.Hookworms in cats
- 29.Itchy butt.
- 30.Term to describe the egg of Ancylostoma
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- 32.Species for whipworm of the dog
- 33.Test that detects heartworm infection
- 34.Intestinal threadworms
- 35.Small strongyle-most common
- 36.Brown stomach worm
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- 38.Fluid filled sac for reproduction
- 39.Species for whipworm of cow
- 40.Ruminants that are especially susceptible to Haemonchus
- 41.Transmits heartworm
- 42.Heartburn for animals
- 43.A in LAD
- 44.Lack of ability to carry oxygen in the blood or lack of blood
- 45.Species of whip worm of the sheep
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- A.
Dogs
- B.
Food animals
- C.
Horses
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- A.
Ingestion only
- B.
CLM
- C.
OLM
- 51.What does dyspepsia mean?
- 52.What does Summer ostertagiasis type 1 cause?
- 53.Who is summer ostertagiasis type 1 seen in?
- A.
Pastured young cattle
- B.
Older cattle
- C.
Dogs
- 54.When does ostetagiasis type 2 occur?
- 55.Which causes protein losing enteropathy where the animal is not able to absorb protein and starts dumping it in stools causing hypoproteinemia
- A.
Summer ostertagiasis type 1
- B.
Late winter ostertagiasis type 2
- C.
Haemonchus
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- A.
Adults found in the large intestine
- B.
Gall bladder
- C.
Abomasum, true stomach, and small intestine of horses, ruminants, and swine
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- 62.Name one thing that Haemonchus causes
- 63.
- 64.
- A.
Large intestines and colon of horses
- B.
Large intestines and colons of cows
- C.
Large intestines and colons of sheep
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- 66.
- A.
Small intestine
- B.
Large intestine
- C.
Colon
- 67.Whip worms have a low ova count
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 68.The lifecycle of whipworms are Direct
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 69.Heartworm medication will treat for round, hooks, and whips
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 70.
- 71.Both sexes of Strongyloides are parasitic
- A.
True
- B.
False
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- A.
Sugar float
- B.
Direct smear or Baermann's apparatus
- C.
Sedimentation testing
- 74.Name one way that Intestinal threadworms are transmitted.
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- A.
Facultative permanant
- B.
Obligate permanant
- C.
Periodic
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- 79.Name one intermediate host of heartworm.
- 80.What does ELISA stand for?
- 81.How do we test for heartworm?
- A.
ELISA
- B.
Direct Smear
- C.
ELISA, Direct Smear, Hematocrit tubes
- 82.
- 83.What does DIC stand for?
- 84.Give the scientific name for a microfilarian parasite we learned about besides Dirofilaria immitis.
- 85.
- 86.
- 87.The microfilaria of Dipetalonema reconditum are non-pathogenic
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 88.
- A.
Blunt cranial end and a pointed posterior end
- B.
Pointed cranial and posterior ends
- C.
Blunt cranial and posterior ends
- 89.
- A.
The heart
- B.
SQ fascia especially in the limbs and back
- C.
The blood
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- 92.Aelurostrongylus abstrusus has an indirect lifecycle where the animal coughs up larvae, swallow, and they are expelled in the feces. Who is the intermediate host?(name one)
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- A.
Like trichuris but are asymptomatic and slightly smaller
- B.
Like trichuris, are symptomatic, and slightly larger
- C.
Like trichuris, are asymptomatic, and slightly larger
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- 102.
- A.
Like trichuris but smaller and rougher
- B.
Like trichuris but larger and rougher
- C.
Like trichuris but smaller and smoother
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- 105.Oxyuris is found in equines, but where is it located in the body?
- 106.What does pruritis ani in horses cause?
- 107.Adults of Oxyuris equi are long with a _______________ tail.
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