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WorksheetsNEMATODA Q5
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
depression on each side of the head (chemoreceptors)
Leaf crowns
Amphids
Phasmids
Copulatory bursa
Structure that embraces the female during copulation
Gobernaculum
Telamon
Copulatory bursa
Spicule
Cuticular thickening on the dorsal wall of cloaca which guides the spicule
Spicule
Gubernaculum
Copulatory bursa
Telamon
TRUE OR FALSE. Male nematodes are smaller than the females.
TRUE
FALSE
Flattened wing like expansions of the cuticle
Leaf crowns
Papillae
Vesicles
Alae
Female that lays fully developed L1 from the uterus
oviparous
ovoviviparous
viviparous
free living
Female that lays unsegmented eggs
oviparous
ovoviviparous
viviparous
free living
This refers to prolonged and temporary inhibition or cessation of nematode larval development in the host
Prepatent period
Hypobiosis
Incubation period
Patent period
Developmental arrest in paratenic and intermediate hosts
Quiescence
Paratenic period
Prepatent period
Incubation period
Parasite that causes "milk spots"
Ascaris lumbricoides
Ascaris suum
Oxyuris
Parascaris equorum
Causes pot belly in dogs
Parascaris equorum
Toxocara canis
Toxocara cati
Toxocaris leonina
Largest intestinal parasite of cattle
Toxocara vitulorum
Toxocara cati
Ascaris lumbricoides
Toxocara leonina
Which of the following parasites CAN be transmitted thru transplacental, transmammary, tracheal migration, and somatic migration
Ascraris suum
Toxocaris leonina
Toxocara vitulorum
Toxocara canis
Which of the following parasites CAN NOT be transmitted thru transplacental, transmammary, tracheal migration, and somatic migration
Ascraris suum
Toxocaris leonina
Toxocara vitulorum
Toxocara canis
Largest and most common intestinal parasite of pigs
Toxocara vitulorum
Ascaris suum
Ascaris lumbricoides
Toxocara leonina
