6th lecture public health

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Vector

Living organism that transfers an infective agent from one host to another.

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mechanically

The causative orhanism is carried in or on the body of the vector

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Biological

The body of the vector furnished an essential link in the series of biological cjanges which occurs in the development of the organisms

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Physcal and mechanical

Use mechanical device or physical forces

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Chemical

Rapid and effective means to reduce vector population density, constraints:

-behavioral resistance of insecticides

-insecticide persistence

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Biological

Considering of limiting factors that effect their growth and reproduction

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environmental

Removal of breeding places and attractantsv

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Health education campaign

Understanding and appreciating the importance of control measures and therefore motivate them to change theri habits, practices and attitudes which promotes the survival and multiplication of pests

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Musca domestica

Housefly

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Feeler

Flies antennae is called

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Thorax

Where the wings of the flies is located

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Gray

Color of flies

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male

Flies where in eyes are closer to each other

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female

Bigger size flies

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6 days

The life cycle of flies takes ____ or more

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60 days

Max life span of flies is

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6-8 hrs

Musca domestica white egg hatches as early as _______

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1. 2mm

Musca domestica white egg lenght

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500

Female fly can lay up to _______ eggs

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3-4 days

A female flies lay up egg over ______ period

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3,3

Musca domestica molts _____ times in ______ or more

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3-9mm

Musca domestica early larvae are ______ long

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7-12mm

Musca domestica full grown maggot up to _______ long

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2-6 days

Musca domestica pupa stage complete in

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8mm

Musca domestica pupa is about _____ long

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10 days

Musca domestica emerges from the pupa in about ________ after the eggs are laid

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15 hrs

Musca domestica hatches and can mate after

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500-3000

Musca domestica femald can lay ________eggs in her life

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Housefly

Most numerous of the domestic flies, breeds in any moist, warmn organic material that will furnish nutrient to the larvae

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Lesser housefly

Smaller in size, breed in excrement of humans and aniimals ans also decaying vegetable matters

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Biting Stable Fly

Breeds in decomposing vegetables matter only, transmiting disease to animals

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Bottle flies or blow flies

-Deposit eggs on meat

-breed preferably in decomposing animal matter but will lay eggs on any fresh or decomposing plant refuse

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fresh flies

Large and the absoment had red tip

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Myiasis

Flesh flies cause human

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Fannia species

Lesser housefly

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Stomoxys calcitrans

Biting stable fly

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Phormia sp.

Black blowfly

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Phaenicia sp.

Green and bronze bott

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Cynomyopsis sp. and calliphora

Blue bottle flies

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Blattella germanica

Cockroach

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2 weeks

Cockcroach can live ______ without water

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3 weeks

Cockcroach can live _______ without food

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30-40

Female Cockcroach lays about ________ eggs in an egg case

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1-2 days

Cockcroach carries the egg case under her body within ____

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5-7

Nymph grows and shed skin ______times

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30-60 days

Nymph shed skin in _______

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7-10 days

Cockcroach adult mate ______ after they are fully grown

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2-3 months

The life cycle of Cockcroach takes

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100-300

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus lay eggs in cluster of _________ eggs

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1-2 days

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus eggs hatch in ______

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8-10 days

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus larva and pupa stages takes

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9-13

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus takes _______ to change from egg to adult

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10-12 days

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus adult lives for _______

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Blood

Females mosquitoes need _____ to lay eggs

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10-20 mins

Aedes aegypti egg hatches in

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Wringgler

Aedes aegypti larva called

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7-9 days

Aedes aegypti larva lives in water

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Tumbler

Aedes aegypti pupa called

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1-2 days

Aedes aegypti pupa for ____

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11

Aedes aegypti becaomes an adult on day

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Culex quinquefasciatus

-Adult mosquitoes are active at night

-they rest during the dau in and around the house

-they bite anywhere on people and animals

-they kay eggs in water

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Aedes aegypti

-bites only in daytime or artificial light their fave point of attck is the ankles

-they hide in holes in trees and in drainagr pipes

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90m

Adult Aedes aegypti less than ______ from where it was born

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Gambusia affinis

Larvivorous fish eat mosquitos larvae

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Anopheles mosquito

Malaria vector

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A quadrimaculatus

P. Vivax vector

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A quadrimaculatus

P. Falciparum

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A. Freeborni

P. Malariae

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A. freeborni

P. Ovale

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Aedes aegypti

Yellow fever vector

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Aedes aegypti and albopictus

Dengue vector

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Culiseta melanura

Eastern encephalitis vector

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Culex tarsalis

Western encephalitis vector

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Culex pipiens

St. Louis encephalitis vector

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C. Quinquefasciatus

Bancroftian filariasis vector

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Mansoni sp.

Malayan filariasis vector

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Rattus norvegicus

Norway rat

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Norway Rat

-Mostcommon and largest of the domestic rat

-brown rat or sewer rat

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Roof rat

Black rat, climbing rat, ship rat, house rat, alexandrine rat old english rat

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Rattus rattus

roof rat

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Mus musculus

house mouse

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House Mouse

-Smallest of the domestic rodents

-small and slender and is covered with dusky gray

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3-5 months

Rat sexual maturity

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22 days

Rat average gestation

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100-150 ft

Rat range of travel

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1 year

Rat life

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45 days

Mouse sexual maturity

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19 days

Mouseaverage gestion

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100-150 ft

Range of travel of Mouse

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1 year

Mouse life

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Murine typhus fever

Same as plague

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Plague

Cause by infected rat fleas

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Ray bite fever

Infected rat

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Weils disease or leptorpirosis

Infected urine and feces of infected rat

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Salmonellosis

Same as weils

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Ricketsialpox

Bite of house mouse

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45 ft

Hous emice can identify object at least _________away

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2-3

Rats and mice sometimes can fall _____ stories w/o being injured