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APPENDIX D Answers to Test Your Knowledge (Review Questions)
E. Pork tapeworm.
F. Hydatid tapeworm; dog tapeworm,
less commonly.
G. Rat tapeworm.
10-3. Great Lakes region; parts of South
America, Asia; Central Africa; Baltic
region; Finland.
10-4. A. Cysticercus.
B. Cysticercoid larva (in flea).
C. Egg.
D. Plerocercoid.
E. Cysticercus.
F. Egg.
G. Cysticercoid larva (in beetle or flea).
10-5. A. Vitamin B 12 deficiency.
B. Cyst development in various organs.
10-6. A. Stool.
B. Stool.
C. Stool.
D. Stool.
E. Stool.
F. Serum specimen for serology or
biopsy.
G. Stool.
10-7. A. Four suckers and no hooks.
B. Four suckers and rows of tiny hooklike
spines.
C. Four suckers and short rostellum
with one row of hooks.
D. Lateral sucking grooves.
E. Four suckers with two rows of
hooks.
F. Four suckers and up to 36 hooks.
G. Four suckers and rostellum with no
hooks.
10-8. Taenia saginata proglottids have 15 to
30 lateral uterine branches, whereas
Taenia solium has less than 15 lateral
uterine branches.
10-9. Taenia solium.
10-10. Diphyllobothrium latum.
CHAPTER 11
11-1. C
11-2. B
11-3. A
11-4. D
11-5. A
11-6. B
11-7. B
11-8. C
11-9. D
11-10. 1. B
2. B
3. A
4. C
5. A
6. A
CHAPTER 12
12-1. A. 7
B. 6
C. 5
D. 2
E. 4
F. 3
G. 1
12-2. Charcot-Leyden crystals, diamondshaped
crystals, indicate that an immune
response has occurred as they develop
from the breakdown of eosinophils. This
immune response could be caused by the
presence of parasites.
12-3. C
12-4. Epithelial cells differ from amebic
parasites in that epithelial cells lack the
typical amebic trophozoite interior structures
and appear smooth, with no
inclusions.
12-5. D
12-6. Clumped, fused platelets, Giemsa stain
precipitate, red cell abnormalities.
CHAPTER 13
13-1. Pairs of jointed appendages, chitinized
exoskeleton, and hemocele.
13-2. A. 6
B. 9
C. 8
D. 3