1. Parasitology

2. Parasite Terms Parasite Ectoparasite Endoparasite Periodic
Permanent parasite
Obligate
Facultative parasite
Pseudoparasite

3. Parasite/Host relations
Symbiosis
Mutualism   
Parasitism
Host
Final/Definitive host
Intermediate host
Transport/Paratenic host

4. Reproduction Life Cycles Egg/Ova Cyst Larva Hermaphroditic Monecious
Direct life cycle
Indirect life cycle
Egg/Ova
Cyst  
Larva  
Hermaphroditic
Monecious
Dioecious  
Oviparous
Ovoviviparous  
Viviparous

5. Transmission Directly eating an infective larva or egg.
Eating the intermediate host.  
The parasite actively penetrates the principal host.
Becoming infected by means of the intermediate host.
Eating the paratenic host.
The parasite may be maternally transmitted

6. Fecal Examination Techniques
Direct Smears
Centrifugation
Passive Fecal Flotation (Fecalyzer)
Gross examination

7. Nematodes (roundworms)
Ancylostoma (Hookworm)
Host 
Life Cycle
Symptoms

8. Nematodes (roundworms)
Toxocara (T. cati, T.canis)
Host
Life cycle
Symptoms

9. Nematodes (roundworms)
Dirofilaria imitis (Heartworm)
Host
Life cycle
Symptoms

10. Nematodes (roundworms)
Trichuris (Whipworm)
Hosts
Life Cycle
Symptoms

11. Nematodes (roundworms)
Large Strongyles (Strongylus Vulgaris, S. Edentatus, S. Equinus)
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

12. Cestodes (tapeworms)
Cestodes
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

13. Trematodes (Flukes)
Trematodes
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

14. Protozoan
Giardia
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

15. External Parasites Fleas Host Life Cycle Symptoms
They are vectors of several diseases including Bubonic plague, intermediate host for tapeworms, allergies, and typhus.
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

16. External Parasites
Lice
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms

17. External Parasites Mites Demodex Sarcoptes scabei (mange) Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms
Sarcoptes scabei (mange)
Life cycle
Zoonotic

18. External Parasites
Otodectes (ear mites)
Host
Life Cycle
Symptoms