Although there are no eggs seen in a patient’s fecal float, that patient is diagnosed with tapeworms. How is that possible? Why were the eggs not seen in the fecal float?

Eucestoda are pseudotapeworms

Cats infected with which parasite generally only shed the oocysts for less than 2 weeks for their entire life?

How do tapeworms absorb nutrients (2 points if you use the vocab word)?

A small, hard tumor developing on the eyelid that is somewhat similar to a sebaceous cyst is called a(n)

Which term means pus in the fallopian tube?

The chief component of blood plasma is

The CF vitr/o means

Internal female reproductive organs include the

Which sensory phenomenon acts as a warning signal of an imminent seizure?