This document summarizes information about common coccidian parasites in a table format including their host, specimen, mode of transmission, infectious stage, pathology, diagnosis, clinical features, and vector. It describes:
1. Eimeria tenella which infects chickens and causes internal sporulation and predominant gross lesions that can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
2. Eimeria acervulina which also infects chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Amprolium.
3. Eimeria stiedae which infects rabbits and chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
This document summarizes information about common coccidian parasites in a table format including their host, specimen, mode of transmission, infectious stage, pathology, diagnosis, clinical features, and vector. It describes:
1. Eimeria tenella which infects chickens and causes internal sporulation and predominant gross lesions that can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
2. Eimeria acervulina which also infects chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Amprolium.
3. Eimeria stiedae which infects rabbits and chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
This document summarizes information about common coccidian parasites in a table format including their host, specimen, mode of transmission, infectious stage, pathology, diagnosis, clinical features, and vector. It describes:
1. Eimeria tenella which infects chickens and causes internal sporulation and predominant gross lesions that can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
2. Eimeria acervulina which also infects chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Amprolium.
3. Eimeria stiedae which infects rabbits and chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
This document summarizes information about common coccidian parasites in a table format including their host, specimen, mode of transmission, infectious stage, pathology, diagnosis, clinical features, and vector. It describes:
1. Eimeria tenella which infects chickens and causes internal sporulation and predominant gross lesions that can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
2. Eimeria acervulina which also infects chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Amprolium.
3. Eimeria stiedae which infects rabbits and chickens, causes lesions in broiler flocks, and can be treated with Sulphaquinoxaline.
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COMMON HABITA HOST SPECIM MOT INFECTI PATHOLOG DIAGNOSIS CLINICAL VECTOR O
NAME T EN VE Y FEATURES STAGE Eimeria poultry birds fecal internal zygote predominant Sulphaquinoxaline monogenetic life chickens tenella sporulation gross lesion cycle
Eimeria poultry chicke fecal broiler zygote predominant Amprolium not constant chickens acervulina n flocks gross lesion
Eimeria poultry rabbit fecal Broiler zygote predominant Sulphaquinoxaline elliptical in shape chickens stiedae s flocks gross lesion and are larger than intestinal coccidian oocysts Eimeria poultry cattle fecal Fecal-oral- zygote predominant Sulphaquinoxaline it releases 8 zoites chickens zuernii route gross lesion that undergo two asexual cycles Cystoisosp intestinal dogs fecal Fecal-oral- sporocyst invading IV Fluids elliptical oocysts cows ora canis route s beyond the epithelium Cryptospor water cows fecal Fecal-oral- sporocyst invading IV Fluids shed oocysts sheeps idium route s beyond the muris epithelium
Make a tabulated summary for each Coccidian parasites
REFERENCE: scitech.com ScienceDirect Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Library of Medicine, National Center for Biotechnology Information
