Jacob's Nematode Crossword

3. In addition to fecal floatation, another diagnostic test for Aelurostrongylus abstrusus is ______ wash.
4. Technique used to diagnose whip worms.
5. The vermifuge used to treat roundworms.
7. The only roundworm whose primary hosts are both cats and dogs.
9. The primary host of this whipworm is the dog.
11. Clinical signs include: formation of blister-like or draining ulcerous lesions on limb or neck.
13. The two drugs used to prevent heartworm are Milbemycin oxime and ________.
14. The treatment for this nematode is unilateral nephrectomy.
16. The drug used to treat heartworm.
17. To diagnose Dioctophyma renale, you can perform either a fecal float of urine-contaminated feces or a _____ ______.
19. The primary host of this nematode is the raccoon.
20. Clinical signs include: chronic wasting, cough, dyspnea, and pulmonary wheezing.

1. The intermediate host of _____ ______ is a female mosquito.
2. To diagnose Dirofilaria immitis, the three tests that are used are ELISA tests, ______ tests, and direct smear.
6. The drugs used to treat this nematode are ivermectin SQ and Milbemycin oxide PO.
8. Vermicide used to treat whipworms.
10. The intermediate host of Thelazia californiensis.
12. Clinical signs of _________ include: diarrhea, anemia, and mucous-coated stool
15. Symptoms of _______ include: melena, anemia, and inadequate weight gain or loss.
18. The intermediate host of Dracunculus insignis is the cyclops _________.