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BVMS 3 - Term II Parasites

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BVMS 3 - Term II Parasites

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  1. 1—Culicoides (midge)Culicoides (midge)
  2. 2—MosquitoMosquito
  3. 3—Tabanus spp.Tabanus spp.
  4. 4—Haematopota
    (wings have mottled pattern)
    Haematopota (wings have mottled pattern)
  5. 5—Musca domesticaMusca domestica
  6. 6—Stomoxys calcitransStomoxys calcitrans
  7. 7—Glossina morsitansGlossina morsitans
  8. 8—Glossina pupaeGlossina pupae
  9. 9—Glossina morsitansGlossina morsitans
  10. 10—Lucilia
    (Green Bottle)
    Lucilia (Green Bottle)
  11. 11—Lucilia pupaeLucilia pupae
  12. 12—Caliphora
    (Blue Bottle)
    Caliphora (Blue Bottle)
  13. 13—Gasterophilus larvaGasterophilus larva
  14. 14—Oestrus ovis larvaOestrus ovis larva
  15. 15—Melophagus ovinus
    (Sheep ked)
    Melophagus ovinus (Sheep ked)
  16. 16Which diseases/pathogens are transmitted by Musca spp.Helminths:
    Habronema (summer sores), Raillietina (tapeworm), Parafilaria bovicola, Thelazia (eye worms)
    Bacteria:
    Moraxella bovis (New Forest Disease)
  17. 17Ixodes ricinus can transmit which pathogens?Babesia divergens (Red water)
    Anaplasma (Tick-borne fever)
    Flavivirus (Louping ill)
    Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme disease)
  18. 18List the characteristics of the Argas genus of ticks which are different from IxodesSoft tick
    Mouth parts not visible from above
    Adults and nymphs feed repeatedly
    Larvae don't feed on host
    Mating takes place off the host
    Drought resistant
    Can survive up to 2 years without feeding
  19. 19Which species of tick transmits both types of equine babesiosis?Dermacentor reticulatus
  20. 20Which type of babesia, small or large, is Babesia canis?Large, pathogenic
  21. 21For Babesia spp, in which host does the sexual reproduction take place?The tick
  22. 22Which is the most pathogenic Babesia spp. there is?Babesia bovis
    Due to release of substances that activate plasma components which increase vascular permeability, vasodilation and intra-vascular coagulation --> circulatory stasis and shock --> destruction of RBC's and tissue anoxia (severe hypoxia)
  23. 23What is meant by "Enzootic Stability"?Where in a herd; calves have innate resistance and constant pathogen challenge is maintained but balanced by herd immunity, disease hence mild and transient
  24. 24Treatment for babesiosis?Imidocarb
  25. 25The 3 main species of Theileria and their hosts?T. annulata - Cattle
    T. parva - Cattle
    T. lestoquardi - Sheep/Goats
  26. 26What is meant by trans-stadial transmission?Infection acquired by one stage of tick and then transmitted by the next
    e.g. for Theileria parva + annulata
  27. 27Name the vector for Ehrlichia ruminantumThe 3-host ornate hard tick Amblyomma
  28. 28List the measures of control of tick borne diseaseImmunity (Enzootic stability)
    Vaccination against disease
    Resistance (breeding work)
    Eradication
    Dipping
    Vaccination against ticks
    Pastures control (burning/spelling)
    (Mnemonic: Insane Vikings Ruled Europe's Deep Vast Pastures)
  29. 29Clinical symptoms of Nagana?Muscle wasting
    Anaemia
    Reduced milk production
  30. 30Trypanosoma transmission vector?Tsetse fly
    T. vivax also other biting flies
  31. 31Which Trypanosoma species has no sexual reproduction?T. vivax
  32. 32Why is it NOT possible to create a vaccine against Trypanosoma spp?Short stumpy form in mammals have Variable Surface Glycoprotein (VSG) coat with antigenic variation - by time Ig is created some will have changed coat and avoided getting destroyed
  33. 33List the control measures against TrypanosomaTrypanocidal drugs
    Tsetse insecticides/traps/sterile male release
    Breeding of trypano-tolerant cattle
  34. 34HAT - clinical signs?Organomegaly
    Cardiac
    GI
    Neurologic
    (coma and death if untreated)
  35. 35How is Trypanosoma evansi transmitted?Via coitus (in horses)
  36. 36Treatment against Neospora caninum in dogs?Clindamycin
  37. 37Describe the life cycle of SarcocystisFH eats sarcocyst - bradyzoites released - infect SI cell, directly form macro and microgametes - fuse to oocyst - sporulation in gut - released in faeces - IMH eats sporocyst - invade endothelial cells of mesenteric a. - asexual repro forming schizonts - merozoite produced and released - invades leukocytes schizont formed and produce merozoites - merozoites invade muscle cell - form bradyzoite within a sarcocyst
  38. 38What drug(s) would you use for treating sheep scab (Psoroptes ovis)?Injectible Moxidectin, Ivermectin or Doramectin
    Organophosphate dipping (Diazinon)
  39. 39Psoroptes ovis life cycle?Female lay eggs (1-5 per day)
    Larvae
    Protonymph
    Deutonymph, male female attachment
    Adults
    Eggs
    11-14 days

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