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Chapter 1 Parasitology for Vet Techs
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Questions
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A parasite that must lead a parasitic existence
Incidental Parasite
Abberrant Parasite
Obligatory Parasite
Facultative Parasite
2
What term describes any association between at least two living organisms of different species
Parasitism
Parasitosis
Zoonosis
Symbiosis
3
How many types of symbiotic relationships are there?
2
10
5
6
4
A parasite is present but the animal DOESN'T show any clinical signs of disease
Parasitiasis
Parasitosis
5
A parasite can live on a host but not within the host.
True
False
6
The study of parasitic relationships
Microbiology
Chemistry
Parasitology
Anthropology
7
A host that harbors the adult, sexual, or mature stages of the parasite
Transport Host
Periodic Host
Definitive Host
Intermediate Host
8
The kingdom Monera handles what
Animals
Fungi
Plants
Algae
9
The study of parasitic relationships affecting domesticated, wild, exotic, and laboratory animals is
Companion Animal Diseases
Veterinary pharmacology
Veterinary parasitology
Surgical Nursing
10
Organisms that are free-living but can be parasitic in certain hosts
Incidental parasite
Obligatory Parasite
Pseudoparasite
Facultative Parasite
11
What type of relationship is extremely short term in which one symbiont benefits at the expense of the other
Predator-Prey
Commensalism
Phoresis
Mutualism
12
A host that harbors the adult, sexual, or mature stages of the parasite
intermediate host
definitive host
reservoir host
paratenic host
13
A parasite that only infects one type of host
Euryxenous Parasite
Homoxenous Parasite
Stenoxenous Parasite
Periodic Parasite
14
Type of parasiticides that are used to kill mites and ticks
Anthelmintics
Acaricides
Antiprotozoals
Insecticides
15
A host that transfers a parasite from one definitive host to another
Intermediate Host
Transport Host
Paratenic Host
Reservoir Host
16
A parasite that is found in a host that it doesn't usually live is called a(n)...
incidental parasite
facultative parasite
obligatory parasite
periodic parasite
17
What type of relationship is mechanically carried by the larger member
Mutualism
Parasitism
Predator-Prey
Phoresis
18
A parasite is present and the animal DOES show clinical signs of disease
Parasitosis
Parasitiasis
19
An endoparasite lives...
within the body
in the sky
on the body
in the ground
20
What 2 kingdoms of the Linnaean Classification scheme are the most important in veterinary parasitology?
Protisa and Fungi
Plantae and Animalia
Monera and Fungi
Animalia and Prostista
21
A parasite that can be found in a place in doesn't usually live is called a(n)
Stenoxenous Parasite
Homoxenous Parasite
Incidental Parasite
Euryxenous Parasite
22
Type of chemical compound used to treat specific internal/ external parasites
Parasiticides
Bacterioicde
Pesticide
Herbicide
23
Any disease/parasite that is transmissible from animals to humans
zoonotic
trypophobia
entropion
anthroponotic
24
Type of parasiticide that is used to kill round worm
Insecticide
Acaricides
Anthelmintics
Antiprotozoal
25
Parasitism by an external parasite
Intraparasitism
Endoparasitism
Olgiparasitism
Ectoparasitism
26
An association in which one symbiont benefits and the other isn't benefited or harmed
Mutualism
Commensalism
Phoresis
Parasitism
27
What host transfers the parasite from one definitive host to another
Paratenic Host
Reservior Host
Definitive Host
Intermediate Host
28
An ectoparasite lives...
within the body
on the ground
in the sky
on the body
29
Parasitism by an internal parasite
Dysparasitism
Ectoparasitism
Endoparasitism
Tachyparasitism
30
Toxoplasma Gondii infects over how many species of warm-blooded vertebrates?
500
300
50,000
3,000
