Medical Parasitology Lab #7: Blood and Lung Flukes

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What is the characteristic feature of the male Schistosome, and what is its function?

The male Schistosome has a lateral margin fold ventrally, forming a marcopharte canal, where the female lives.

What are the two species of Schistosomes that are typically found in the blood vessels in liver sinus and veins around the intestinal tract?

Schistosoma mansoni and Schistosoma ponicum

In which region of the world is Schistosoma hamatobium primarily found?

Africa, South America, Middle East, and some Arab countries

What is the name of the disease caused by Blood flukes, also known as Schistosomes?

Schistosomiasis

How do Schistosomes typically inhabit the host, according to their ster?

They inhabit the host in four groups: Mond kes, Liver flukes, Lung flukes, and Schistosomes (Blood flukes)

What is the characteristic shape of Schistosomes?

Cylindrical in shape

What is the typical reproductive system of male Schistosomes?

It consists of 3-13 testes, depending on the species

This quiz covers the characteristics and types of blood and lung flukes, including Schistosomes, in the context of medical parasitology.

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