Term
Common Name: equine ascarid or equine roundworm
HSS: Equids
IH: Earthworm/Dung Beetle
Site of infestation: Small Intestine
Msc.: Good Sanitation, clean mares teets. This ova is very sticky and immune to disinfectants. |
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HSS: Dog
IH: None but may be paratenics.
Lifecycle: L3 infectives
Misc.:
4 routes od infestation-
1. Skin penetration
2. Transplacental
3. Transmammary
4. Direct ingestion
***CLM in humans*** |
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Common Name: Dog and Cat Hookworm
HSP: Cat & dog
Ova: TASE
Site of Infestation: Small Intestine |
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HSS: Cat
Ova: TASE
Site of infestation: Small Intestine |
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#1
Common Name: Cold Weather Hookworm
HSP: Dogs/Cats
Ova: TASE
4 Routes of infestation
Site of infestation: Small Intestine
#2
FYI
HSS for HUMANS |
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Definition
#1 Uncinaria stenocephala
#2 Ancylostoma duodenale |
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Term
Common Name:
Viviparus (HSS)/Cattle Lungworm
Arnfieldi (HSP) for horse, donkey & mule/Equid Lungworm
Filarial (HSP) for goats and sheep
IH: Insects
Site of Infestation: Bronchials
L3 infectives
Misc: Typically non-pathogenic in donkeys but more pathogenic in a horse. |
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HSP: pigs and wild swine
IH: Earthworm
Site of Infestation: Bronchials, Bronchi. Lungs |
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Common Name: Fox Lungworm
HSP: Dog and Cat
IH: Earthworm
Site of infestation: Trachea and bronchi |
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Definition
| Eucoleus (capillaria) aerophila |
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Term
General: 4 parasites involved
1. Haemonchus (1 species)
2. Ostertagia (2 species)
3. Cooperia (3 species)
4. Trichostrongylus (3 species)
***NOT A STOMACH DWELLER***
-Listed in order of fertility
-Direct lifecycle
-Oviporous |
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#1
Common Name: Barber Pole Worm
HSP: Sheep and other ruminents
OVA: TASE
-L3 Infectives
-Site of Infestation: Abomasum
#2
Common Name: Brown Stomach Worm
HSP: Cattle/Ostertagi and Sheep/circumcincta
OVA: TASE
-L3 Infectives
-Can go into an arrested development stage (dormant)
-Site of Infestation: Abomasum
***The only wormer that works is Ivermectin |
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#1 Haemonchus contortus
#2 Ostertagia spp. |
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#1
Common Name: Cattle Bankrupt Worm
HSP: Sheep, Cattle & Goats
OVA: TASE
-L3 Infectives
-Site of Infestation: Small Intestine
-Can live throughout the winter in the soil
#2
Common Name: Hair Worm or Black Scours Worm
HSP: Sheep, Cattle
OVA: TASE
-L3 Infectives
-Site of Infestation: abomsum and duodenum
-Can live throughout the winter in the soil
-Species to know are: axei, colubriformis and vitrious |
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Definition
#1 Cooperia spp.
#2 Trichstrongylus spp. |
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Term
HSP: Ruminents
OVA: "football" shaped
-L3 Infectives
-Site of Infestation: Small Intestine
-necrosis to the small intestine and villi and atrophy. |
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Common Name: Nodular Worm
Ova: TASE
Site of Infestation: Large Intestine
PHS: Economic-Nodules render sausage casings unusable |
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Common name: Swine Kidney Worm
HSS for pigs
IM: Earthworms possibly
Ova: TASE in URINE
Misc.: liver, Kidney's, and loin chops are condemned |
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Definition
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Term
Stongyloides westeri aka Intestinal Thread Worm
HSS: Horse
OVA: TASE
Site of Infestation: Cecum and Right Ventral Colon |
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Definition
Small Strongyles
(Strongyloides westeri) |
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Term
Common Name: Equine Blood Worm
HSS: Horse
Site of Infestation: Larva in the walls of intestines, cranial mesenteric artery.
Adults: in the cecum |
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Definition
large Strongyles
(Strongylus vulgaris) |
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