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Weeks: 28–30 Dates: 3/2–3/20 Unit: Parasitology

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

2 O 3 E *Vocabulary *Intro to Parasitology *Types of Parasites

4 O 5 E *Current Events *Worm Quiz 1, 2, 3 *Gross Exam and Direct Smear Lab

6 O *UC Davis Vet. Sci Contest *Clement Gone

9 E Flex Day *Common External Parasites Notes *Lyme Disease Research

10 O 11 E *Sedimentation Technique

12 O 13 E *Ectoparasite Challenge *3rd Qrtr ends *Late/Absent Work due by 2pm

16 O 17 E *Finish Packets *Study for Quiz

18 O 19 E *Current Events *Packet Due *Unit Quiz

20 O *Spring Regional Meeting *Clement Gone

Assignment Your Score Total Points Possible

Good to Know Vocabulary Words 20

Introduction to Parasitology Notes 40

Roundworms, Tapeworms, Hookworms, Whipworms, Protozoa, Hearworms 60

Worm Quiz 1, 2, 3 30

Gross Exam and Direct Smear Lab 40

Sedimentation Technique 40

Lyme Disease Research 40

Common External Parasite Notes 40

Ectoparasite Challenge 80

Ectoparasite Quiz 4, 5 20

Parasite Study Guide 60

TOTAL 470

Veterinary Science Fact of the Week

E. vermicularis, commonly referred to as the pinworm or seatworm, is a nematode, or roundworm, with the largest geographic range of any helminth. It is the most prevalent nematode in the United States. Humans are the only known host, and about 209 million persons worldwide are infected. More than 30 percent of children worldwide are infected. SEE BACK OF PACKET FOR LIFE CYCLE!!!!

CURRENT EVENTS

! ! ! ! ! ! 1.Select a news article (from internet, newspaper or magazine within the last 6 months) that discusses veterinary science or animal care.

2.Develop a typed, one page summary (1” margins, double spaced, 12 point font) including the following items:

a.Include the title, author and source of the article as your summary title.

b.Include a summary of the article and describe how this article relates to veterinary science

c.What is your reaction to the article? How does this article affect you? How does this article impact the world?

3.Attach a copy of your article to your typed summary.

4.Be prepared to give a brief summary to your classmates!

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Name Date

1. Shelby W.2. Kristen M.3. Spencer G.4. Hannah C.5. Frances D.

January 22nd

1. Morgan G.2. Olivia W.3. Adriana P.4. Madison J.5. Emily B.

February 5th

1. Tyler G.2. Emma A.3. Natalie U.4. Jacob A.5. Kayla E.

February 19th

1. Baylee F.2. Kristy E.3. Miles M.4. Kailey H.5. Levi L.

March 5th

1. Luis S.2. Miguel D.3. Colby N.4. Giselle R.5. Cecily B.

March 19th

1. Meilssa B.2. Magaly R.3. Alexis H.4.Mackenzie M.5. Gabriella S.

April 2nd

1. Kris C.2. Natalia C.3. Emmanuel V.4.5.

April 22nd

Good to Know Vocabulary words

TermDefinition

Anemia

Ectoparasite

Endoparasite

Host

Intermediate host

Larva

Microfilaria

Paratenic host

Proglottid

Protozoa

Transmammary

Transplacental

Vector

Zoonosis

Parasitology

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Cue Column(titles, vocab, big ideas,

test questions)

Introduction to Parasitology

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Summary(briefly describe the main concepts, major points)


test questions)

Introduction to Parasitology

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Internal Parasites: Roundworms

Types:

Modes of Transmission:

Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Internal Parasites: TapeWorms

Types:


Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Internal Parasites: HookWorms

Types:


Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Internal Parasites: WhipWorms

Types:


Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Internal Parasites: Protozoa

Types:


Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Internal Parasites: heartworms

Types:


Life Cycle:

Clinical Signs

Zoonosis:

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Gross Exam and Direct Smear

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Sedimentation Technique

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test questions)

Common External Parasites

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Summary(briefly describe the main concepts, major points)


test questions)

Common External Parasites

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Lyme Disease Research Purpose:Lyme disease has been reported in 47 states and is especially common on the east coast. It affects both animals and humans.

Objectives:The students will be able to discuss all aspects of Lyme disease and understand why it is necessary to protect pets and humans from exposure to ticks.

Procedure:Answer the following questions using at least three sites on the Internet.1. What organism causes Lyme disease?

2. How is Lyme disease transmitted?

3. Where are ticks commonly found?

4. What are the symptoms of Lyme disease?

5. How is it diagnosed?

6. How is it treated?

7. What can I do to protect my pet against Lyme disease?

8. How often should a pet be vaccinated?

9. What does the term epidemiology mean?

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10. Where are the heaviest concentrations of Lyme disease in the United States?

11. How many cases of Lyme disease are reported each year?

12. Find and draw a picture of a deer tick.

13. List three web sites that you used to find this information.

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The Ectoparasite Challenge

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Fleas

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Lice

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Mites

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Ticks

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Parasites Study Guide

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Heartworm Life Cycle

Life cycle of Enterobius vermicularis

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