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| Resides on the surface of the host |
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| What parasite would be considered Insects |
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| What parasites would be considered Arachnids/Acarines? |
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| What is the procedure called when using leeches for medical reasons |
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| What are the characteristics of an Insect |
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3 pairs of legs
3 distinct body regions
1 pair of antennae |
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| What are the characteristics of an Arachnid |
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4 pairs of legs
2 body regions
no antennae |
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| What is the characteristics of a Pentastomids |
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| 2 pairs of curved retractile hooklets |
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| Arachnids mouth part that's born on the stucture |
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| re-curved teeth that maintains attachment to the host |
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| What bug serve as a intermediate host for Trypanosoma Cruzi |
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| Are bedbugs capable transmitting diseases? |
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| What color can a Anoplura change into? |
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| Red -> Grey depends on the amount of blood |
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| Inducing/Infestation of flies |
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| Will lice die within 7 days if there is no host for them to be attached too? |
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| What is the most common Chewing/ Biting Lice under MicroScope |
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| Stable Fly/ Biting Horsefly |
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| What are the host of the Stomoxys Calcitran |
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| Where on the body can Stomoxy Calcitran be found |
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| What is the Haematobia Irritan host |
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| Where on the body can Haematobia Irritan be found |
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| What is the Melophagus Ovinus host |
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| Where can Melophagus be found on the body |
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| Causes Pink eye/ infectious keratoconjunctivitis |
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| Which type of flies is the most common in cats |
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| What is the Sci. Name of the flesh fly |
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| Where are Myiasis most often seen? |
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| Myiasis infestations are called |
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| What are the common host of Botflies |
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| Why do you not crush the Larvae |
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Gasterophilus Intestnalis
G. Nasalis
G. Hemerrhoidalis |
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| The most common horse botfly is what? |
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Hypoderma Lineatum
H. Bovis |
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| Hypoderma is located where in the body |
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| H. Bovis is located where in the cattles body |
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| spinal cord and epidural fat for 2mo |
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| Screwworm fly (Obligatory Myiasis) |
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| What does a screwworm larvae look like |
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| Simulium's intermediate host for what diseases |
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| What flies is also known as the Queensland Itch, Sweat Fly, Sweet Itch, Summer Dermatitis |
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| Culicoides serve as intermediate host for what |
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| What drug is used to treat sarcosistic Neurona |
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| The Adult HW lives in what area of the heart |
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| Otodecdus synosis is most common in what species |
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| What parasite is hard to treat but easy to find |
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| What is the name of the horse pinworm |
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| How many months can it take for a flea to complete its life cycle |
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| What is the most encountered parasite in pigs |
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| What is the most common sucking louse in dogs |
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| Which type of fly is responsible for crusty bloody are tips |
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| stable fly (stomoxys calcitran) |
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| What type of fly is the largest of the dipteran order |
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| What is the Sci. Name for the spinosa ear tick |
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| What tick causes paralysis in dogs |
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| American dog tick (Dermacentor variabilis) |
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| Severe itching, hair loss, and thick scaly skin |
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| Walking Dandruff/ Fur mite |
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| What is the most common mite found in rabbits and large animals |
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| What tick is the vector for lymes diseases |
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| Ixodes scapularis(Deer Tick) |
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| What ticks are of veterinary importance |
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| What type of parasites are flies especially body sucking flies |
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| What parasite causes the greatest econ. loss in the US for cattle |
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| Haematobia irritan (Horn Fly) |
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| What is the life cycle of an arachnid |
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| Development stage arthropod betw. molts |
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| What transmits Moraxella Bovis |
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| Mucosa Autumnalis (Face Fly) |
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| What is the Sci name for the Lone Star Tick |
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| What is the sci name for the gulf coast tick |
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| Otodectus Synotus is a common cause of what |
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| Most common larvae found in a fresh wound |
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| What is the Sci name for feline scabies |
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| What is the Sci name for Lyme disease |
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| What is the name of the human flea |
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| Exist as free living/ on host (Flea and Ticks) |
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| has to have a host to live (Must-live as parasite) |
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Accidental parasite [Heartworm]
(found in an animal other then the natural host) |
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| Visits than leaves (geardia and toxidia) |
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| What are some sources of parasite infections? |
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Soil
Food
Contaminated Water
Feces
Ingestion |
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| Supports the asexual state of the parasite |
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| Harbors parasite but not affected by the parasite |
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| What do you look for when doing a Gross Exam? |
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Consistency
Color
Blood
Mucus
Gross parasites
(Tapeworm & Roundworm) |
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| What is the Sign. Name for Pinworm? |
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| What is the name of the segment of a tapeworm? |
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| What is a reddish- brown Nematode that is measured for about 5-5.5 m long |
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| What are the only ways to identify Trichostrongylus Sup. |
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| Fecal culture and Larval Identification |
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| What's the Sign. name for Heartworm diseases? |
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| What is the most common Coccidian protozoan that effects dogs and cats? |
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| Which protozoan does a pregnant woman has to worry about? |
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| What causes Equine Protazoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) |
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| What is the new drug of choice to treat Coccidia? |
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| What is Marquis's Generic Name? |
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| Why does a baby has to wait 6mo of age to be test for heartworm |
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| Life Cycle of the Heartworm |
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| What is the most widely used fixative for preserving tissues |
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| What does the "Pluck" mean |
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Definition
| Remove a set of tissues as one |
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Term
| What set of tissues are remove during the pluck |
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| Tongue, larynx, trachea, esophagus, heart, and lungs |
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| When doing a avian necropsy what is an important place to take samples from? |
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| On an Equine necropsy what is important to do |
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| On a Ruminant Necropsy what is important to remove |
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| All Necropsy begin in what positions |
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| What fixative is good for preserving cell details |
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| In a Necropsy for a microbiology testing, what is the most important place to start |
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| For Viral Isolation, the tissues can be placed in the refrigerator or in what? |
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| When submitting a necropsy sample for cytology what stain do you use |
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| When needing a tissue sample to stay flat, what can you do before putting it into the fixer? |
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| The human form of this is called "Beaver Fever" |
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| Crytosporidium is what type of organism |
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Definition
| Protozoan; Unicellular organism |
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| What is giardia considered to be besides a protozoan? |
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| What drug is used to treat heartworm |
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| How many is Immiticide given for HW |
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| 2 Deep IM inj w/i 24hrs, then another in 1mo |
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| What's the complication in cats when receiving Immiticide |
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Definition
| severe pulmonary Thromboembolism |
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| Trematodes are also known as what |
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| Toxicara Leonina (Roundworm) |
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| Taenia Pisifurmia (Tapeworm) |
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| What is the sign. name for roundworms for dogs? |
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| What's the Sign. name for roundworms for cats |
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| What's the Sign. name for roundworms for a non- how specific |
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| What's the Sign name for Hookworm |
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| What's the Sign name for tapeworm |
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| What's the Sign name for Coccidia |
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| What's the sign. name for whipworm |
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