What is another word for order Coccidia?
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːdə kəksˈɪdi͡ə] (IPA) 
Order Coccidia refers to a group of parasitic protozoan commonly found in the intestinal tract of animals. The term Coccidian is derived from the Greek word "coccus," meaning "grain" or "berry," due to the spherical shape of the parasite. Synonyms for the word "order Coccidia" include Coccidians, Coccidiida, and Eimeriida. These parasites are known to cause serious damage to the intestinal lining of their host, leading to malabsorption of nutrients and severe diarrhea in some cases. The life cycle of Coccidia involves multiple stages and relies on a complex process of shedding and infecting host cells. Treatment options for Coccidia usually involve a combination of medication and supportive care.
