Intro to Parasitology

Kind of parasitism that produce obvious signs of disease in the host

What is the most common microscope power lens used in parasitology

Stage of life cycle with arrested development, parasite remains dormant in the host

True or False: Indirect life cycle has no intermediate host

Host that harbors the adult, sexual or mature stages of the parasite

Compounds developed to kill insects

compounds developed to kill roundworms, tapeworms, flukes and thorny headed worms

host in which a parasite disease occurs in nature and is a source of infection for human/animal

Roundworms belong to which Phylum

Types of parasite that migrates to a location that is not its usual habitat

Stage of life cycle where pre-adult into adult

What are the 3 kinds of symbiotic relationships

What is the first most important part of a fecal exam

Host that harbors the larval, juvenile, immature, or asexual stages of the parasite

Fleas jumping from one cat to another cat is an example of what method of transmission

True or false- Mutualism means both organisms ina symbiotic relationship benefit

True or False: A direct life cycle is one with no intermediate host

Compounds developed to kill mites and ticks

Contact with fomites or aerosol is an example of which mode of transmission

Type of parasite that must lead a parasitic existence

Type of parasite that makes brief to its host to obtain food or other benefits

Plant cell walls, pollen, air bubbles, fungal spores are examples of what kind of parasites

Phylum Platyhelminthes is broken down into which two classes

Type of host that parasite does not go through any developmental changes- solely transport

Any association , temporary or permanent between two living organisms of different species

Stage of life cycle in which can infect another primary host

Host bitten by a mosquito and developing infection is an example of what method of transmission

Term meaning the parasite lives on or within the host and may cause harm

Insects, mites, flea, tick belong to which phylum

Drinking from a puddle and getting Giardia is an example of what method of transmission

Compounds designed to kill protozoan organisms

Type of organism (parasite) capable of free-living or parasitic existence

Leeches belong to which Phylum

Which Linnean classification order is correct

type of parasite that becomes established in an organism that it does not ordinarily live

Technicians role in veterinary parasitology include all except

Transports an infectious agent from an infected individual to a susceptible individual

Parasitology

Kind of parasitism in which an animal does not exhibit outward signs of disease

Kingdom Protista includes which phylum

Commensalism is when on symbiont benefits and the other is neither benefited or harmed

Infections are caused by endoparasites

Stage of life cycle from point of infection until a specific diagnostic stage can be recovered

Infestations are caused by ectoparasites