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TEST BANK FOR MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY 7TH EDITION BY LEVENTHAL 2022 UPDATE

A plant or animal that lives upon another organism for growth and survival? - Correct Answer-Parasite A relationship in which a microorganism lives on or with a host and gains benefit at the expense of the host? - Correct Answer-Parasitism A relationship in which microorganisms live on or within a host such that neither derives benefit or harm, also called colonization? - Correct Answer-Commensalism The host in which a parasite reaches sexual maturity and reproduction? - Correct Answer-...

Dysentery - Correct Answer-Severe diarrhea with blood and muscus in the stool. Indicative of inflammation of the intestines. [Entamoeba histolytica] Steatorrhea - Correct Answer-The presence of greater than normal amounts of fat in feces which are frothy, foul smelling and floating. Tenesmus - Correct Answer-Intense, constant and painful urge to defecate although the bowels are already empty. Little to no stool will actually be passed. Trophoziote - Correct Answer-Active, motile feeding...

FFA Vet Science (Parasites) Latest Update Graded A+ Blowfly informal name for flies of family Calliphoridae, order Diptera; with larvae which usu feed on dead flesh but which may feed on live flesh causing myiasis Blowfly maggot Family Calliphorida Cat Warble Cattle Grub parasite that enters the hide of a cow in the larval form causing large sores Coccidia A one-celled parasite in the category of protozoa. In dogs and cats, coccidia are generally parasites of the intestin...

This document contains flashcards of all the parasites (not the last chapter on Arthropoda) with a short summary/overview of the most important aspects of each parasite. This is helpful to keep an overview when studying. (Normally, the document is more readable when it's downloaded :) )

The two parasitology concentration methods are designed to concentrate parasites into small volume of fluid and remove as much fecal material as possible. Both methods are based on: A: Centrifugal force between parasites and the solution B: Specific gravity between parasites and the solution C: Laminar flow between the parasites and the solution D: Variations between Ethyl acetate and Zinc sulfate solutions - Correct Answer-B: Specific gravity between parasites and the solution What are t...

Dr. Bartholomay also outlined the basic information that you should expect to learn about every parasite we cover during the course. The basic categories are as follows: ~Disease ~Parasite (taxonomy and relationships to other parasites) ~Hosts (taxonomy, development, habitat, etc.) ~Life Cycle (stages and spaces occupied) ~Clinical Manifestations (disease and pathology, diagnostics, vaccines and therapeutics) ~Epidemiology (demographics, geography, burden, and disease control) If you ...

Parasitism - Correct Answer-A symbiotic relationship in which one animal, the host, is injured through the activities of the other animal, the parasite. Parasites of medical significance belong to four phyla - Correct Answer-Protozoa, Platyhelminthes, Aschelminthes, and Arthropoda. Phylum protozoa - Correct Answer-Eukaryotic (unicellular) and have organelles that function in nutrition or locomotion. Trophozoites stage - Correct Answer-The growing stage of parasites; feed by engulfing pa...

PARASITOLOGY EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

Zoonosis - Correct Answer-Transmission of disease from animals to humans What are the effects of parasites? (3) - Correct Answer-Transmit to humans unhealthy pets affect food production/weight gain 3 reasons why parasitology is important - Correct Answer-1. Foreign travel 2. Immigration/adoption 3. Imported food Nightsoil - Correct Answer-human feces used as manure 6 reasons why parasitic infections occur - Correct Answer-Poor... 1. public health 2. food prep 3. hygiene 4. Wa...