1.

The common name of Trematodes –

Fluke
2. Capable of self-fertilization. Each
segment contains both male and
female reproductive systems -
Hermaphroditic.
3. Parasites that reproduce via
separate sexes – Dioecious
4. Trematode’s first intermediate host –
Mollusks (Snails)
5. Three morphologic forms of
trematodes
o Eggs
o Multiple Larval Stages
o Adult worms
6. Primary morphologic form recovered
in human specimens – Eggs.
7. Encysted form of the parasite –
Metacercaria
8. Reside in the intestine, bile duct, or
lung – Organ-dwelling.
9. Reside in the blood vessels around
the intestine and bladder – Blood-
dwelling.
10. Specimen of choice for the recovery
of the trematodes – Species-
dependent.
11. Areas of the body that primarily
harbor the parasite.
o Intestinal
o Liver
o Lung
o Blood
12. The intestinal species
o Fasciolopsis buski
o Heterophyes heterophyes
o Metagonimus yokogawai
13. The liver species
o Fasciola hepatica
o Clonorchis sinensis
14. The lung species
o Paragonimus westermani
15. The blood species
o Schistosoma mansoni
o Schistosoma haematobium
o Schistosoma japonicum