Prevalencia de microfilariosis canina en perros en la ciudad de Santa Rosa

This investigative work was carried out with the purpose of establishing the prevalence of Microfilaria Inmitis in Santa Rosa's City, the present investigation has for objectives: To establish the prevalence of Microfilaria inmitis in canine in Santa Rosa's city and to determine the origin of positive cases according to their origin area, race sex and age. For this investigation they took samples of blood to 200 canines (2 samples for animal: ear and line) to the different canines of the city that previously you the sectorizó. The samples of blood were obtained respectively of the ear and line. The variable an it was of evaluating: He/she witnesses of positive of cases according to the origin area, race, sex of and of age; to measure of for of and to he/she carried out it of you variable in the way of following: He/she witnesses of positive of cases of place of to that of origin agreement: it divided from himself to the City of the prevalence of determining of for of AREAS (1-55; 2-55; 3-55; 4-35) of FOUR of in of Santa Rosa of microfilaria of cheat of dogs; he/she will settle down of himself of race of for in the way of following: Others of and of Mestizos; Age will settle down of for in the way of following: Animals smaller than 6 year of months one 1, Animals enter in 1 bigger than Animals of and of years of and 3 of 3 years; Sex will settle down of for of and in the way of following: Female Males of and. You gather the data in the registration leaves and they took the parameters to consider as: origin area, race, age and sex, to evaluate each one of them and to verify if the illness has some predilection and that type of canines is exposed. Above all that exposed was not positive; bony cases a percentage of the zero percent of Microfilaria Inmitis. It was recommended the proprietors to carry out later tests to maintain control of their mascots.

• 1. autor: Fiallos Eras, Fanny Esperanza (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Język: spa
• Wydane: 2010
• Hasła przedmiotowe: ENFERMEDAD PARASITARIA; MICROFILARIOSIS; CANINOS; CANTÓN SANTA ROSA
• Dostęp online: http://repositorio.utmachala.edu.ec/handle/48000/1351