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How does the metazoa (helminth) classification break down?

**Cestode diseases (Taeniasis, Diphyllobothriasis, cysticercosis, Hydatid cyst disease, hymenolepiasis)
1. Into platyhelminthes (flatworms) & Nemathelminthes (roundworms)

Platyhelminthes further breaks down into cestoda (tapeworms) & Trematoda (flukes)
1. The following are in what group of helminth?
Tell the 1 and 2ndary host of:
2. Taenia solium
3. Taenia saginata
4. Diphyllobothrium latum
5. Echinococcus granulosus
1. Cestode
2. 1= human; 2= pigs
3. 1=human; 2= cattle
4. 1=human; 2= copepods and fish
5. 1- dogs; 2= sheep
Tell the mode of transmission and sites affected in body
1. Taenia solium (pork tapeworm)
2. Taenia saginata (beef tapeworm)
3. Diphyllobothrium latum (fish tapeworm)
4. Echinococcus granulosus
1. Ingest larva in undercoooked pork, intestine
2. Ingest larva in undercooked beef, intestine
3. Ingest larva in undercooked fish, intestine
4. ingest eggs in food or water contaminated by dog feces; live, lungs, brain
1. How do you treat all of the cestodes (except echinococcus granulosus?)
2. How do you diagnose the taenia worms?
3. The Diphyllobothrium (fish tapeworm)
1. Praziquantel
2. proglottids in stool
3. eggs in stool
1. What disease do taenia worms cause?
2. How does the human get the worms?
3. Diagnosed?
4. Treatment?
1. Cysticerosis (in animals) from all the cysticerci that form in striated muscle
2. undercooked infected meat
3. proglottids (eggs are less frequent) in stool
4. Praziquantel
Taeniasis: usu. asymptomatic, Saginata typically more sx due to size
1. Prevent teniasis?
2. Which of the 2 has mobile proglottids?
1. Fully cook beef and pork, and dispose of human waste properly so that cattle and swine cannot consume human feces
2. T. Saginata, the beef tapeworm has mobility. Pork tapeorm T. solium has hooks and suckers
1. What causes diphyllobothriasis?
2. What might occur as a result of the worm sucking up vit B12?
3. How do you get it?
4. Diagnosed by?
5. treat?
1. Diphyloobothrium latum (fish tapeworm)
2. Megaloblastic anemia
3. Consumption of inadequately cooked, contaminated fish
4. eggs with an operculum at one end in feces
5. praziquantel
1. What is the largest human parasite?
2. What is human cysticercosis caused by?
3. dx cystericercosis?
4. Treatment?
5. Prevention?
1. Diphyllobothrium latum
2. T. Solium larvae, due to fecal oral contamination and humans taking the position of the intermediate host
3. presence of cyst in tissue via surgical removal or CT
4. praziquantle or albendazole, surgery mb
5. Proper hygiene
1. What causes the unilocular hydatid cyst disease?
2. What population is it common in?
3. What role do humans play in this life cycle?
4. What causes multiocular hydatid cyst disease?
**cyst fluid contains parasite antigens, may cause anaphylaxis if rupture
1. Echinococcus granulossu (dog tapeworm)
2. Shepherds, need to be around sheep and dogs
3. the rule of the sheeps
4. Echinococus multilocularis, more severe but rarer. Catch in remote areas, parasite typ, in fox/rodents
1. Dx hydatid cyst disease?
2. Rx?
3. Prevention?
1. Mx exam revealing capsules containint the protocoleces
2. Albendazole w/ or w/o surgical removal of they cyst
3. Don't feed entrails of slaughtered sheep to dogs
1. What causes Hymenolepiasis?
2. unique characteristic for a tapeworm?
3. Dx/
4. rx
1. Hymenolepis nana - dwarf tape worm
2. eggs are directly infectious for humans and can develop into adult worms without an intermediate host.. get from contaminated food, water, hands
3. Eggs in stool
4. praziquantel