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Hookworm Basics:
1. Family? 2. Morphology? 3. Primary Pathogenic Mech? |
1. Family = Ancylostomatidae
2. Bent Head, cutting plates or teeth 3. Bloodsuckers |
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What hookworm infects:
1. Dogs? 2. Cats? 3. Rums? |
1. Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala
2. Ancylostoma tubaeforme 3. Bunostomum phlebotomum |
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Which of the worms have
1. cutting plates? 2. teeth? |
1. Bunostomum phlebotomum (cattle) and Uncinaria stenocephala (dog)
2. Ancylostoma caninum (dog), tubaeforme (cat), and braziliense (dog and cat) |
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LIFE: Bunostomum phlebotomum
1. Exit? 2. Outside? 3. Entrance? 4. Predilection? |
1. EiF
2. L1-L3 on soil (1-2 weeks / T) 3. L3 ingestion OR skin penetration 4. L4, Adult in Small Intestine |
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Dz: Bunostomum phlebotomum
1. PPP? 2. Path? 3. Clinical Signs? 4. Tx? |
1. 4-8 weeks
2. Skin - Resp - Intestine 3. Anemia, Edema (Bottle Jaw) 4. IVM |
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LIFE: Ancylostoma caninum
1. Exit? 2. Outside? 3. Entrance? 4. Predilection? |
1. EiF
2. L1-L3 (L3 ensheathed) - May use Paratenic Mouse 3. L3 ingestion OR skin penetration - L3 may ARREST in skeletal m. OR gut wall 4. Adult in Small Intestine |
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Dz: Ancylostoma caninum
1. PPP? 2. Path? 3. Clinical Signs? 4. Tx? |
1. 14d if Transmammary/Transplacental, OR 21 days
2. Skin - Resp - Intestine 3. *Most Pathogenic of Hookworms Anemia, hemorrhagics, Edema 4. IVM |
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For whom is Hookworm infection especially bad?
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Young animals - not as much blood.
Malnourished, Unhealthy animals - anemia is not a good additive. |
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Diagnoses?
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In the US, Hookworms are typically the Only Strongyle-Type Egg that you will see in Dogs and Cats
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How many teeth does A. Caninum have?
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3 pairs
*braziliense has 2 pairs (1 large, 1 small) |