linguatulida (Meaning)

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linguatulida (n. pl.)

Same as Linguatulina.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Linguatulida are parasitic roundworms commonly known as tongue worms.
These worms infect the respiratory systems of a diverse range of vertebrates, including humans.
Linguatulida larvae inhabit the nasal cavity of pre-final hosts, where they develop inside a cystic structure.
The intermediate hosts of Linguatulida are usually arthropods, such as cockroaches, beetles, and crabs.
When an infected arthropod is ingested by a definitive host, the larvae emerge and migrate to the respiratory system.
Linguatulida infestations in humans are rare but can cause discomfort, coughing, and breathing difficulties.
Diagnosis of linguatuliasis, the infection caused by Linguatulida, involves identifying the characteristic ova in respiratory secretions or tissues.
Treatment for linguatuliasis typically includes antiparasitic medications to eliminate the worms.
Linguatulida can be prevented by avoiding contact with infected arthropods and practicing good hygiene.
Research on Linguatulida has contributed to a better understanding of zoonotic diseases and their potential public health implications.

Same as Linguatulina.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Linguatulida are parasitic roundworms commonly known as tongue worms.

These worms infect the respiratory systems of a diverse range of vertebrates, including humans.

Linguatulida larvae inhabit the nasal cavity of pre-final hosts, where they develop inside a cystic structure.

The intermediate hosts of Linguatulida are usually arthropods, such as cockroaches, beetles, and crabs.