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Metastrongylus, Trichostrongylus and Strongyles of Pigs
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1Where does Hyostrongylus mature in the pig?
- AStomach
- BLiver
- CLungs
- DIntestines
2Where do Metastrongylus parasites accomodate in the pig host?
- ABronchi and bronchioles
- BLiver
- CSmall intestine
- DLarge intestine
3Hyostrongylus has a direct life cycle
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Metastrongylus has an indirect lifecycle. What is the intermediate host of Metastrongylus?
- ARodents
- BEarthworms
- CMosquitos
- DLand snail/slugs
5What are the clinical signs of an infection of Hyostrongylus?
- AAnemia
- BAnorexia
- CBlood stained feces
- DEnteritis/diarrhoea
- EWeight loss
6What are the clinical signs of an infestation of Oesophagostomum in pigs?
- AEnteritis
- BAnorexia
- CBlood stained feces
- DVomiting
- EAnemia
7What are the clinical signs of Metastrongylus infection?
- APneumonia
- BEmphysema
- CVomiting
- DDiarhoea
- EAnemia
8Thin Sow Syndrome is associated with which parasites?
- AHyostrongylus
- BOesophagostomum
- CMetastrongylus
9Which 3 anthelmintics can be administer with pigs infected with Hyostrongylus?
- APyrantel
- BFenbendazole
- CIvermectin
- DLevamisole
10Which 2 anthelminitics can be used to treat pigs with a Metastrongylus infection?
- AIvermectin
- BLevamisole
- CPyrantel
- DFenbendazole
11What is the most common route of transmission for Strongyloides ransomi?
- ATransmammary
- BTransplacental
- CParatenic host
- DDirect ingestion of eggs
12What are the clinical signs associated with Strongyloides ransomi?
- AHemorrhagic diarrhoea
- BAnorexia
- CVomiting
- DEnteritis
- ECough/pneumonia
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- Nematodes of Swine
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- Caitlin Wringe
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- English
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