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Common name for Aelurostrongylus abstrusus
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Cat lung worm
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Treatment for cat lungworm?
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Levamisole
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First host in the life cycle of aelurostrongylus abstrusus
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Snail
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Diagnosis of aelurostrongylus abstrusus
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Larvae in feces have dorsally spined tails
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Babesiosis in dogs and cats is transmitted primarily by ___ and some ___
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Primarily by Rhipicephalus and some Dermacentor
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Babesiosis in cattle is transmitted by ___
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Boophilus
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Common name for Capillaria aerophila
Diagnosis is made by finding ___ in ___ |
Respiratory parasite of carnivores
Dx by finding eggs with bipolar plugs in feces |
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Common name for Capillaria plica
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Bladder worm - found in kidney, ureter, bladder of cats/dogs
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Common name for cheyletiella
What species is it found in ? |
Walking dandruff - ZOONOTIC
Dogs, cats, rabbits |
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Chorioptes bovis causes ___ in cattle
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Chorioptic mange (leg mange) - more prevalent in winter and REPORTABLE since sarcoptic mange is a differential (and zoonotic)
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A worm found in a dog's trachea could be ______ if at the bronchial bifurcation or ______ if in the lung parenchyma
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Filaroides osleri - at bronchial bifurcation
Filaroides hirthi - in lung parenchyma |
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How do you identify the cat lungworm or the dog tracheal worm?
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Larvae in respiratory secretions
+/- Baermann +/- endoscopy |
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A worm found in the lung of a dog/cat could be ______ if in the lung parenchyma or _____ if in the nasal sinuses
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Capillaria aerophila - in lung parenchyma
Capillaria boehmi - in nasal sinuses |
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The pig lungworm is called _____
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Metastrongylus apri
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The cat/dog lung trematode is called
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Paragonimus kellicotti
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Infection with the lung fluke occurs by ingestion of _______
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A snail or a crawfish where the animal ingests a metacercaria in the IH
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Paragonimus kellicotti can be identified as a ___________ in _______ or _______
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operculated egg in fecal sediment or a respiratory wash
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A worm found in the respiratory tract of a large animal would have the genus name _______
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Dictyocaulus
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Name the species of dictyocaulus found in the cow, small ruminant, and horse
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Cow = viviparus
SR = filaria Horse = arnfieldi |
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The swine kidney worm is called _____
It is diagnosed by finding ____ in _____ |
Stephanurus dentatus
Eggs in urine sediment |
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The dog heartworm is called _____
It is diagnosed by _____ |
Dirofilaria immitis
Wet mount, difil, knott's test, antigen, antibody |
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Blood parasites of the dog include _____, _____, and _____
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Trypanosoma cruzi
Babesia canis Dirofilaria immitis |
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The giant kidney worm in dogs is called _____
It is aquired by ingestion of _____ |
Dictophyma renale
Infected fish or crayfish |
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Diagnosis of dioctophyma renale can be made by finding ______ in _____ or after _____
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Dx by finding an egg in urine sediment or after an abdominal crisis
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The bladder worm is also known as
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Capillaria plica
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A preputial wash from a bull that has a decreased fertility and whose matings often result in abortions may have
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Tritrichomonas foetus
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Diagnosis of tritrichomonas foetus in bulls is made by finding ______ in culture
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Trophozoites
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Ways to diagnose toxoplasma gondii include
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Serology (IgM, IgG)
Histology of tissues from brain or placenta Fecal flotation in a cat |
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Dairy cow abortion can be caused by
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Neospora caninum
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