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100

What is the scientific name for a Heartworm

Dirofilaria immitis

100

What type of test would you use to diagnose a cat with heartworm disease? 

Antibody test-Serologic tests for antibodies to adult worm antigens

100

Give 2 examples of how cyst forming coccidia is transmitted 

Poor sanitation

poor mang.

over crowding 

moisture

older animals being carriers

fomites

birds/insects 

100

What are the two stages of Giardia 

In GI tract- trophozoites 

In environment- cysts 

200
What are the vulnerable host and route of infection for the heartworm; include stage of larvae

Found in a wide range of mammals including cats,
ferrets, sea lions, muskrat, otters and humans, wild and domestic canines 


From the bite of a mosquito carrying infective stage larvae (L3) in the mouthparts  

200

What test is used to identify Microfilaria in an infected dog?

Knotts test

200

T/F cryptospordium spp. can infect lambs and calves

T/F Bovine coccidiosis can go dormmate and present  itself during times of stress such as extreme temperatures 

F- just calves 

T

200

What are two clinical signs of Giardia 

Malabsorption

Maldigestion

Pipestream diarrhea 

300

Answer the following questions 

T/F- The prepatent period in the heartworm life cycle is 3 months

After final molt were do adult heartworms migrate to? 

F- 6 mon.

to the right side of heart

300

Describe what you should see on a radiograph if an animal has heart worm disease-3 things

1- Prominent pulmonary arteries 

2- Increased interstitial patter of lungs (fuzzy/blurry)

3- Enlarged heart

300

Describe the difference between Merogony and Gametogony 

Merogony- asexual reproduction Oocyte is in gut embeds and divide asexually 

Gametogony- Second generation merogony releases meteorites that become  

300

T/F The transmission of Tritrichomonas foetus is sexual

Clinical signs include- chose all 

A- Delay calving

B- abortion 

C- diarrhea 

D- pyometra 


T- in cows organism growing in pelvic repro organs 

B- diarrhea 

400

Describe the difference between a Patent Infection and a Occult infection?

Patent inf.- if both sexes are present-females fertilized and produce larval offspring called MICROFILARIAE that circulate in blood

Occult inf.- Present of adult worms in ABSENCE of circulating MICROFILARIAE.- due to immune destruction, drug trt, unisex infection, infection w/ immature worms

400

T/F- arsenical treatment in cats is safe vs a dog where it is deadly

T/F- Stage 1 of cats infected with heart worm result in acute vascular and parenchymal inflammatory response to arriving and dying worms  

T/F- Ivermectin can be used to treat cats with heart worm infections 

F- deadly to cats

T

F- supportive care via prednisolone used to support cats while immune system break down adults worms stuck in vessels. 


400

The know definitive host or hosts or toxoplasma gondii include ( select all that apply) - 1)Cat, 2)Opossum, 3)Racoon, 4)Mink

Which of the following clinical signs of sarcocystis neurona is not true... A)Head tilt B) vomiting C) circling D) ear or lip droop 

Just cat 


B- vomiting

400

What flagella is associated with sand flies

T/F- Babesia is transmitted via misquotes 

The clinical signs associated with canine visceral leishmaniasisn (select all) 

-renal failure

-skin lesions

- alopecia

-increased # of RBC and Platelets  

Leishmania donovani

F- Ticks 

--increased # of RBC and Platelets   

500

Describe the different classes of heartworm clinical signs 

Class I

Class II

Class III

Class IV

Class I-dogs are asymptomatic 

Class II-dogs exhibit cough or exercise intolerance 

Class III-severely affected and variably present with cough, hemoptysis, weight loss despite a good appetite etc. 

Class IV- Caval syndrome/Liver Failure Syndrome- hemoglobinuria, profound
weakness, anorexia. Worms must be removed surgically or dogs will die 



500

Answer the following questions:

What is Immiticide (melarsomine dihydrochloride)?

Please rank the best to worst prevention for L4 larvae in dogs: Selemectin, Milbemcin oxime, Ivermectin  


1- is an arsenical compound for killing adult D. immitis in dogs 

2-Milbemcin oxime, Ivermectin, Selemectin

-Milbemcin oxime L3 and L4, Ivermectin- L3, Selemectin-not as effective in dogs bc of licking behavior 

 

500

Please fill in the blanks of the Neospora caninum lifecycle...

1 ___ ingest tissue cyst, 

 2 Bradyzoites released in duodenum 

3 Unsporulated oocyst exits via ____ 

4 Sporulated oocyte is now found in ____,____,or____

5 Ingested by _____ or horses

6 __________ infection (type of infection)

7 Leads host to abort 

Dog, 

feces, food, water, soil, 

ruminants, 

Transplacental 

500

What is the life cycle of Leishamania donvani?

Promastigotes- are in the sand fly and are in the infective stage  

Amastigotes- are the stage in the vertebrate host