parasitic diseases of slaughtered food animals

III-Parasites not transmissible to man

II-Parasites indirectly transmissible to man

I-    Parasites directly transmissible to man

· Nematode (round worm): Ascaris and Lung worm

· Cestodes (tape worm): Taenia ovis, Taenia hyaenha, Taenia hydatigena, and Taenia multicepes

· Protozoa: Babesiaisis, Anaplasmosis, and Coccidiosis

· Arthropode: Oestrus bovis (warble flies) and Oestrus ovis

· Trematode: Fascioliasis

Hydatid cyst

Beef measle, Pork measle, Trichinella spiralis, Linguatula rhinaria, and Sarcosporidia

-  To categorize parasites which not transmissible to man

-  To identify the predilection seats of parasites which not transmissible to man

-  To identify the mode of infection of parasites which not transmissible to man

-  To differentiate between milk spots caused by immature ascaris or avian T.B in swine liver

-  To know the final and intermediate host of all parasites which not transmissible to man

-  To know the causative agent, postmortem lesion and judgement of butcher ̓s jelly

-  To differentiate between gide and false gide disease

-  To learn how to make judgements and control measures for all parasites which not transmissible to man

-  To learn forms of fasciola in different species.

-  To classify parasites which indirectly transmissible to man

-  To recognize the predilection seats of parasites which indirectly transmissible to man

-  To identify the mode of infection of parasites which indirectly transmissible to man

-  To know the final and intermediate host of parasites which indirectly transmissible to man

-  To learn how to make judgements and control measures for all parasites which indirectly transmissible to man

-  To categorize parasites which directly transmissible to man

-  To study NCC (neurocysticercosis)

-  To differentiate between beef measle and pork measle

-  To differentiate between tongue worm and TB

-  To know the predilection seats for all parasites which directly transmissible to man

-  To identify the mode of infection of all parasites which directly transmissible to man

-  To recognize the final and intermediate host of all parasites which directly transmissible to man

-  To be able to make judgements and control measures for all parasites which directly transmissible to man

-  To learn how to test the viability of cysticerci

-  To study different forms of sarcosporidia (macroscopic and microscopic)

-  To study trichinoscopic examination of Trichinella spiralis