The Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites
The Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites
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(5) In case the head is found, notice whether hooks are absent (unarmed) or whether two rows of hooks are present (armed).
The necessity of knowing which parasite is present is, first, that the Armed Tapeworm injures man, not only because it inhabits his intes- tine, but also because the larval stage may develop in the muscles, eye, and other portions of the body, and a man who has the Armed Tapeworm stands in constant danger of infecting himself with these larvae. The . Unarmed Tapeworm, on th...e other hand, develops only in the intestine, its larval form being unable to develop in man.
In the second place, it is important to know which tapeworm is pres- ent in a person, especially in a farm hand, for if he has the unarmed form there is constant danger of his infecting the cattle by passing his excrements in fields where cattle feed; if he carries the Armed Tape- worm he will infect the hogs, should he void his excrements in a place to which swine have access.
Symptoms. The symptoms exhibited by a patient troubled with tape- worms are both general and local: Itching at the extremities of the intestinal canal, and various dyspeptic symptoms; uncomfortable sen- sations in the abdomen, 1 uneasiness, fullness or emptiness, sensation of movement attributed to the movements of the parasite, colicky pains; disordered appetite, at times deficient, at other times craving; paleness and discoloration around the eyes; fetid breath; sometimes emaciation; dull headache; buzzing in the ears; twitching of the face; dizziness; often the uncomfortable feelings in the intestine are increased by fast- ing and relieved after a hearty meal; fainting, chorea, epileptic fits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(5) In case the head is found, notice whether hooks are absent (unarmed) or whether two rows of hooks are present (armed).
The necessity of knowing which parasite is present is, first, that the Armed Tapeworm injures man, not only because it inhabits his intes- tine, but also because the larval stage may develop in the muscles, eye, and other portions of the body, and a man who has the Armed Tapeworm stands in constant danger of infecting himself with these larvae. The . Unarmed Tapeworm, on th...e other hand, develops only in the intestine, its larval form being unable to develop in man.
In the second place, it is important to know which tapeworm is pres- ent in a person, especially in a farm hand, for if he has the unarmed form there is constant danger of his infecting the cattle by passing his excrements in fields where cattle feed; if he carries the Armed Tape- worm he will infect the hogs, should he void his excrements in a place to which swine have access.
Symptoms. The symptoms exhibited by a patient troubled with tape- worms are both general and local: Itching at the extremities of the intestinal canal, and various dyspeptic symptoms; uncomfortable sen- sations in the abdomen, 1 uneasiness, fullness or emptiness, sensation of movement attributed to the movements of the parasite, colicky pains; disordered appetite, at times deficient, at other times craving; paleness and discoloration around the eyes; fetid breath; sometimes emaciation; dull headache; buzzing in the ears; twitching of the face; dizziness; often the uncomfortable feelings in the intestine are increased by fast- ing and relieved after a hearty meal; fainting, chorea, epileptic fits.
What to read after The Inspection of Meats for Animal Parasites?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Bureau of Animal Industry to read onlineMoreLess
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