Morphological Changes in Salmonoid and Cyprinoid Fishes

Liver: Granulomatous inflammation around eggs can lead to fibrosis, known as ______ fibrosis

Bladder: Most common complication of schistosomiasis is inflammation & fibrosis of ureteral walls, causing obstructive ______

Schistosoma japonicum causes Intestinal schistosomiasis, while Schistosoma haematobium causes Vesicular/ Urinary ______

The common name for Schistosoma japonicum is Oriental Blood Fluke, and for Schistosoma mansoni is Manson’s Blood ______

Paragonimus westermani infection can present with chronic cough with blood; sputum resembling ______

Clonorchis sinensis infection can lead to hyperplasia & fibrosis of the biliary ______

_______ are non-hermaphrodites and have separate sexes.

The mode of transmission for schistosomiasis is through ______ penetration.

_______ fever is a hypersensitivity reaction caused by migration of schistosomule to blood vessels.

Barefooted abaca farmers are at risk for ______ infection.

_______ species are endemic in Asia, particularly in the Philippines.

______ is the specific habitat for S. haematobium.

Granulomatous inflammation leading to fibrosis is a common theme in ______ infection.

The number of testes in male S. japonicum is ____.

______ fever is a hypersensitivity reaction caused by migration of schistosomula.

The developmental stages of schistosoma include egg, larva, and adult (male/female). The larval stages are miracidium, sporocyst, and ______.

______ is the genus of snail that serves as an intermediate host for schistosoma.

______ is a form of dermatitis that may develop due to cercarial penetration.