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Strongyloids stercoralis
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1Routes of infection include;
- ATransplacental
- BTransmammary
- CIngestion of of L3 (somatic and tracheal migration)
- DPenetration of skin by L3
- EParatenic host
2The homogonic lifecycle:
Eggs hatch - L1 - L2 - L3 (infects [blank_start]definitive host[blank_end]) - L4 - L5 ([blank_start]adult[blank_end])- Adefinitive host
- Bintermediate host
- Cadult
- Dfemale juvenile
3What is the homogonic lifecycle known as?
- AParasitic cycle
- BHetergonic cycle
- CFree living cycle
- DPathogenic cycle
4What is the free living cycle called?
- AHeterogonic
- BHomogonic
- CParasitic
- DPathogenic
5What occurs in an auto infection/hyperinfection?
- ALarvae develop into L3 before being passed in faeces and infect the host instead of being passed in faeces
- BL3 migrate and accumulate in various tissues in a state of arrested development
- CL3 carried in the blood to the lungs and migrate up the bronchial tree then are coughed/swallowed to small intestine
- DMales and females develop from larvated eggs, their larvae is shed in faeces.
6What are the common clinical signs of infection?
- ADiarrhoea
- BAnorexia
- CRespiratory signs
- DAnaemia
- EVomiting
7What diagnostic tests can be done to detect an infection?
- ABaermann technique
- BELISA
- CSerology
- DSimple fecal floatation
- ECentrifugal fecal floation
8What drugs can be used to control/treat infestations?
- AIvermectin
- BSelemectin
- CFenbendazole
- DOxibendazole
- EMoxidectin
- FPyrantel
- GPraziquantel
9What regions is this parasite found commonly?
- ATropical
- BTemperate
- CSubterranean
- DMediterranean
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- Nematodes of Companion animals
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- Caitlin Wringe
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- Created on 24 Sep 2019 · updated on 24 Sep 2019
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