Tapeworms

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Tapeworm class

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Cestoda

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Cestoda phylum

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Platyhelminthes

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Holdfast

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Head portion scolex and proximal portions needed to grow

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Scolex

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Head of tapeworm

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Rostellum

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Dome shaped, usually has hooks

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Bothria

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Longitudinal grooves (no hooks)

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Proglottids

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Segments, sites of reproduction

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Strobila

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Chain of Proglottids, most mature distal from scolex

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Which stage of tapeworm life cycle is the pathogenic stage?

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Larval stage

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(One scolex) cystercercus

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Fluid filled

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(One scolex) cystercercoid

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Solid sac

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(Many scolices) coenurus

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Single sac

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(Many scolices) hydatid

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Multiple sacs and scolices

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Dipylidium caninum

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Flea tapeworm

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Flea tapeworm intermediate host

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Flea (dog louse)

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Flea tapeworm definitive host

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Dogs and cats

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Flea tapeworm pathology

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Mild to nonexistent, enteritis(diarrhea), abdominal discomfort

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Taenia scolex has how many rows of hooks?

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Two

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Beef tapeworm

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T. saginata

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Final host of beef tapeworm

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Small intestine of man

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Intermediate host of beef tapeworm

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Muscle of cattle

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Pork tapeworm

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T. solium

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Final host of pork tapeworm

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Small intestine of man

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Intermediate host of pork tapeworm

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Muscle of pig

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Gid (sheep)

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Blindness, head pressing, I coordination

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T. pisiformis

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Rabbit tapeworm

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T. taeniaformis

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Cat tapeworm

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T. multiceps

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Coenurus Tapeworm

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Rabbit tapeworm final host

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Dog

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Rabbit tapeworm intermediate host

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Rabbits abdominal cavity

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Cat tapeworm final host

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Cat

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Cat tapeworm intermediate host

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Rat or mouse liver

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Coenurus tapeworm final host

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Canids (foxes, canines, dogs, wolf)

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Coenurus tapeworm intermediate host

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Ruminants

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Hydatid tapeworm

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Echinococcus granulosus

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Hydatid tapeworm intermediate host

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Sheep(humans and other mammals)

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Hydatid tapeworm final host

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Dogs

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Hydatid tapeworm pathology

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Cysts (hydated) in intermediate hosts

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Alveolar hydatid tapeworm

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Echinococcus multilocularis

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Alveolar hydatid tapeworm intermediate host

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Rodents (humans and other mammals)

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Alveolar hydatid tapeworm final host

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Dogs and cats

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Sheep tapeworm

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Moniezia

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Sheep tapeworm intermediate host

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Oribated mite (grain mite)

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Sheep tapeworm final host

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Ruminants

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Lappeted tapeworm

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Anoplocephala perfoliata

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Lappeted tapeworm intermediate host

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Oribatid mite

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Lappeted tapeworm final host

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Horses

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Large scolex tapeworm (same intermediate and final host as lappeted)

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Anoplocephala manga

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Fish tapeworm

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Diphyllobothrium Latum

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Fish tapeworm intermediate host

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Fish

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Fish tapeworm final host

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Bobcat(human)

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Thorny headed worm

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Macracanthorhynchus hirudinaceus

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Thorny headed worm intermediate host

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Beetle

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Thorny headed worm final host

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Swine