Week 1

Question 1

The study of parasitic relationships that affect domestic, wild,exotic, lab animals to an extent parasites that have potential to be transmitted from animals to humans

Answer 1

Veterinary parasitology

Question 2

Any association (temp/permanent) between 2 organisms of diff specie

Sym= together, Bios= living together.s.

Answer 2

Symbiosis

Question 3

One symbiont benefits from association, the other is neither helped nor harmed.

(ex. Barnacles on whales; egret eating insects stirred up by grazing animal; bird uses a tree hole for housing.)

Answer 3

Commensalism

Question 4

Both symbionts benefit from association.

(Ex. Bacteria/ protazoans that live in the stomach of deer, cows, horeses, rabbits aid in digestion and the animal provides the organism w/ an environment to live)

Answer 4

Mutualism

Question 5

Small organisms is mechanically transported by the large symbionts.

(Ex.flies transport bacteria from one animal to another

Answer 5

Phoresis

Question 6

A short term relationship in which one symbiont benefits at the expense of the other.

Answer 6

Predatory/ prey

Question 7

One symbiont the parasite ,lives in or on the other, the host. The parasite is metabolically dependent on the host for survival.

Answer 7

Parasitism

Question 8

Parasite is present on/ in hosts but there ARE NO clinical signs of the infection

Answer 8

Parasitasis

Question 9

Parasite is present on/in hosts and THERE ARE clinical signs of infection.

Answer 9

Parasitosis

Question 10

Used to treat ecto-/endo- parasites.

Answer 10

Parasiticides

Question 11

Chemical compund that Kills roundworms, tapeworms, flukes, thorney headed worms.

Answer 11

Anthelmintics

Question 12

Chemical comounds that kill mites & ticks.

Answer 12

Acaricides

Question 13

Chemical compounds that kill insects

Answer 13

Insecticides

Question 14

Chemical compunds that kills protozoans

Answer 14

Antiprotozoals

Question 15

The study of parasites and deseases cause by parasites.

Answer 15

Parasitology

Question 16

Smaller organisms that lives in/on a larger organism at the expense of the larger organism

Answer 16

Parasite

Question 17

Parasite that lives IN the body of the host.

Answer 17

Endoparasite

Question 18

Parasite that lives ON the body of the host.

Answer 18

Ectoparasite

Question 19

Parasites restricted to one host species.

Answer 19

Homoxenous or monoxenous

Question 20

Parasite have a very narrow range of desirable hosts.

Answer 20

Stenoxenous

Question 21

Parasites have a very broad range of desirable hosts.

Answer 21

Euryxenous

Question 22

Any diseases/parasite that is transmissable from animal to humans.

Answer 22

Zoonosis

Question 23

Parasite that must lead a parasitic existence; most parasites of domestic animals are __________ parasites

(Ex. Fleas, ticks, ear mites)

Answer 23

Obligatory parasite

Question 24

Organism that is usually free living(non-parasitic) in nature and developes a parasitic existence in certain hosts.(do not rely on a host for survival)

Answer 24

Facultative parasite

Question 25

Parasite that is found in a host which it usually doesn't live. (ex. Heartworms in humans)

Answer 25

Incidental parasite

Question 26

Parasite that has wondered from its usual site of infection into an organ or location in which it DOES NOT ordinarily live, also called erratic parasite. (Heartworm larva in the brain of a cat)

Answer 26

Abberant parasite

Question 27

Remains on the host through entire life cycle. | Ex demodectic mites, ear mites, lice.

Answer 27

Permanent parasite

Question 28

Gets on host to feeds then returns to environment. | Ex. Ticks, mosquitoes

Answer 28

Temporary parasite

Question 29

Parasites that infect only one species are considered host specific (ex. Equine parasitic) parasites that can infect more than one species have host specificity. (ex. fleas that feed on anything)

Answer 29

Host specificity

Question 30

Parasite that can infect both humans and animals.

Answer 30

Zoonotic

Question 31

Organisims or objects that appear to be a parasite but are not.

Answer 31

Pseudoparasite

Question 32

Harbors parasites in the adult matured reproductive stage. (Ex canine heartworms)

Answer 32

Definitive host

Question 33

Harbors parasites in its immature stages (larva, asexual); mature to infective form in intermediate host. (Ex. Female mosquitoes are intermediate host for heartworms)

Answer 33

Intermediate host

Question 34

Harbors immature parasite in tissue.

Answer 34

Parasitic host

Question 35

A natural source of a parasite for humans/ domestic animals. (Not affected by parasite)

Answer 35

Reservoir host

Question 36

Common name

Answer 36

Non-scientific name for a living organism in diff region of the world; may refer to diff organisms in differ places.(ex roundworms, fleas, pinworms, liver flukes)