Parasitology Exam
Flukes and Tapeworms
I. Identify (50 points)
1. swimmer's itch
2. Finland, raw fish
3. pipestem fibrosis, Fossaria
4. Cysticercous cellulosae
5. Oncomelania formosona, furcocercous, rodents
6. small intestine, raw fish
7. dwarf, Moscow, armed
8. spiny collar, raw snails
9. Korea, Japan, raw crabs
10. fleas, armed, cysticercoids
11. bladder veins, Egypt
12. unarmed, lateral genital pores, striated embryophore, 2000 proglottids
13. land snails, ants, liver
14. frogs, rectum, fluke
15. Neorikettsia salmincola
16. gid, coenuriasis
17. New World, single intermediate host, trematode
18. double set of reproductive organs, sheep
19. Kamchatka peninsula, foxes
20. water chestnuts, small intestine
21. rats, 3 testes, Tribolium confusum
22. carp, Parafossarulus, pleurolophocercous
23. Kenya, dog intestine
24. rabbits, dogs
25. Japan, marine fish
II. Match the related item in the right column to the word in the left column. (10 points)
_____1. microcercous a. insect intermediate host
_____2. plerocercoid b. Laurer's canal
_____3. furcocercous c. alveolar
_____4. snail d. bothria
_____5. seminal receptacle e. ant
_____6. cysticercoid f. sparganosis
_____7. scolex g. acraspedote
_____8. distome h. rudimentary tail
_____9. hydatid i. embryonated
____10. proglottid j. small, lateral spine on ova
k. oral sucker and anteroventral acetabulum
III. The organisms most closely described by the above matches are: (10 points)
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IV. Fill in the chart. (20 points)
ORGANISM INTERMEDIATE HOST DEFINITIVE HOST INFECTIVE STAGE/DEFINITIVE HOST ORGAN INFECTED/DEFINITIVE HOST
Echinococcus granulosus
pig
Bengal tiger
cercaria
liver
V. Name the organism and describe the circumstances which lead to the diseases, cysticercosis, sparganosis, and hydatid disease. What do each have in common relative to the life cycle? How is hydatid disease different? (10 points)