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Small Ruminant Nematodes Flashcards (view source)
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, 22:01, 28 April 2010Created page with '<FlashCard questions="9"> |q1=With which clinical disease of sheep are ''Teladorsagia (Ostertagia) circumcincta'' associated? |a1=Parasitic gastroenteritis |l1=:Category:Sheep Ne…'
<FlashCard questions="9">
|q1=With which clinical disease of sheep are ''Teladorsagia (Ostertagia) circumcincta'' associated?
|a1=Parasitic gastroenteritis
|l1=:Category:Sheep Nematodes
|q2=What time of year may sheep be affected with Type 1 Ostertagiosis?
|a2=July - September
|l2=Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis - Sheep
|q3=What are the clinical signs of Trichostrongylosis?
|a3=
*Dark, foul-smelling diarrhoea ("black scour")
*Weight loss
|l3=Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis - Sheep#Forms of Ovine Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis
|q4=At what age does ''Nematodirus battus'' most commonly affect sheep?
|a4=6-10week old lambs, at the beginning of their first grazing season (April - June)
|l4=Nematodirosis - Sheep#Nematodirosis
|q5=Describe the appearance of Nematodirus battus eggs
|a5=
*Brownish in colour, with straight sides
*Much larger than strongyle eggs
|l5=Nematodirosis - Sheep#Nematodirosis
|q6=What are the signs associated with acute Haemonchosis?
|a6=
*Oedema, loss of condition, lethargy, death
*Anaemia, hypoalbuminaemia
|l6=Haemonchosis - Sheep
|q7=Why does the relative number of worms of each species change during the grazing season?
|a7=
*Ability of L3 to overwinter
*Fecundity between worm species
*Rate of development from egg to L3 stage
*Special requirements of Nematodirus
|l7=:Category:Sheep Nematodes#Succession of Gastrointestinal Worm Species
|q8=How are sheep lungworms diagnosed?
|a8=
*Grazing history
*Clinical signs
*Faecal examination
|l8=Dictyocaulus - Sheep#Lungworms of Sheep
|q9=Which sheep nematodes are goats particularly susceptible to?
|a9=
*Ostertagia
*Haemonchus
*Nematodirus
|l9=:Category:Goat Nematodes
</FlashCard>
[[Category:Flashcards]][[Category:Sheep_Nematodes]][[Category:Goat]]
|q1=With which clinical disease of sheep are ''Teladorsagia (Ostertagia) circumcincta'' associated?
|a1=Parasitic gastroenteritis
|l1=:Category:Sheep Nematodes
|q2=What time of year may sheep be affected with Type 1 Ostertagiosis?
|a2=July - September
|l2=Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis - Sheep
|q3=What are the clinical signs of Trichostrongylosis?
|a3=
*Dark, foul-smelling diarrhoea ("black scour")
*Weight loss
|l3=Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis - Sheep#Forms of Ovine Ostertagiosis and Trichostrongylosis
|q4=At what age does ''Nematodirus battus'' most commonly affect sheep?
|a4=6-10week old lambs, at the beginning of their first grazing season (April - June)
|l4=Nematodirosis - Sheep#Nematodirosis
|q5=Describe the appearance of Nematodirus battus eggs
|a5=
*Brownish in colour, with straight sides
*Much larger than strongyle eggs
|l5=Nematodirosis - Sheep#Nematodirosis
|q6=What are the signs associated with acute Haemonchosis?
|a6=
*Oedema, loss of condition, lethargy, death
*Anaemia, hypoalbuminaemia
|l6=Haemonchosis - Sheep
|q7=Why does the relative number of worms of each species change during the grazing season?
|a7=
*Ability of L3 to overwinter
*Fecundity between worm species
*Rate of development from egg to L3 stage
*Special requirements of Nematodirus
|l7=:Category:Sheep Nematodes#Succession of Gastrointestinal Worm Species
|q8=How are sheep lungworms diagnosed?
|a8=
*Grazing history
*Clinical signs
*Faecal examination
|l8=Dictyocaulus - Sheep#Lungworms of Sheep
|q9=Which sheep nematodes are goats particularly susceptible to?
|a9=
*Ostertagia
*Haemonchus
*Nematodirus
|l9=:Category:Goat Nematodes
</FlashCard>
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