A.   So that the hexacanth, which is the infective larvae would not persist in the fish and be transmitted to man.

        B.   So that the sparganum, which may have been hosted in raw or undercooked fish and would be responsible for infection would have been destroyed.

        C.   This is so because infection occurs by consuming raw or undercooked fish harbouring interegum.

        D.   Infection occurs by processed fish harbouring the coracidium.

        A.  Taenia anaemia

        B.   non-genetic-derived anaemia

        C.   tapeworm-derived anaemia

        D.   intestinal biased anaemia

        A.   man; feaces; water

        B.   water; man; feaces

        C.   feaces; water; man

        D.  feaces; man; water

        A.   prawns

        B.  animals

        C.   fish

        D.   man

        A.  different fish species

        B.   hooklets

        C.  carnivorous species

        D.   cercomer

        A.   fowl

        B.   pig

        C.   cat

        D.   canid

        A.   raw or undercooked fish and pork

        B.   raw or undercooked beef and canine

        C.   raw or undercooked beef and pork

        D.  raw or undercooked beef, fish, canine and pork

        A.   Taenia saginata

        B.  Taenia multiceps

        C.   Echinococcus granulosus

        D.   A & C

        A.   H. cantaniana

        B.   H. microstoma

        C.  H. lanceolata

        D.   H. nana

        A.   Pig

        B.   Dog

        C.   Human

        D.  Cat

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