Rodent-borne zoonoses of N. America/ integrated pest management

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Define dz reserviors?

Dz hosts that rarely transmit the dz directly to humans (vector often required

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What are examples where mice and rats were dz reservoirs?

Plague,

Borna dz

Powssan encephalitis

Colorado tick fever

Lyme dz

Scrub typhus

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Define dz carriers?

Species will directly transmit that dz to humans.

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What are some examples of rats and mice being dz carriers?

Hantavirus

Leptospirosis

Colorado tick fever

Tularemia

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Rodents are considered to be a ____ species and important human competitors for food?

Synantropic

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Why are mice and rats effective dz vectors?

Synanthropic,

capable intermediaries,

continuously expanding range

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What are bacterial zoonosis spread by rodents?

Plague,

Tularemia

Leptospirosis

Lyme dz

Rat bite fever

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What are viral zoonoses spread by rodents?

Hantavirus

Mpox

Lassa feer

LCMV

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What bacteria will cause the plague?

Yersinia pestis a gram neg coccobacilli

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Rodents will act as a ____ for the plague?

Reserviors

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Where do we see mostt cases of the plague in the US?

Mountain west

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What are the types of the plague and what are their symptoms?

Bubonic - Enlarged LN

Pneumonic - sever/ acute pneumonia

Septicemic- severe fevers, chills, malaise

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Rodents will ____ be symptomatic for the plague?

Rarely

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What are three modes of transmission of the plague?

-Fleas (xenopsylla spp.)

-aersolization

- direct transmission

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What is a prevention for the plague?

Avoid reservoir species and fleas

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What bacteria will cause tularemia?

Francisella Tularensis, gram neg coccobacilli

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Rodents will transmit tularemia in what ways?

-Directly via contact or body fluids

-mechanical transmission via insects

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Where do we see most cases of tularemia?

Midwest river valleys

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What are the types of tularemia and their major symptoms?

Grandular - enlarged LN

Pneumonic - sever/ acute pneumonia

Typhoidal - severe fever, chills, malaise

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Rodents are ____ symptomatic for tularemia?

Rarely

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Rodents will serve as reservoirs or carriers for tularemia?

Both

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How do you prevent tularemia?

Minimize vector exposures,

Limit exposure to carcasses

avoid contact w/ small mammals

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What kind of bacteria is leptospirosis?

Leptospira interrogans, gram neg spirochete

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Rodents are ____ for leptospirosis and spread the dz via ___?

Carriers,

Urine

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What are symptoms of leptospirosis?

Flu-like symptoms

Renal dz, back pain and PU

Hepatic dz - jaundice

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Rodents are often ____ for leptospirosis?

Asymptomatic

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Where do we find most cases of leptospirosis?

Tropical areas or near bodies of h2o

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How do you prevent leptospirosis?

Avoid contact w/ urine

treat water in endemic areas

Vax animals

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Murine typhus is caused by what bacteria?

Rickettsia typhi

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Rodents will be ____, transmission will occur via ___.

Reservoirs,

Fleas

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Murine typhus is mostly seen where?

Texas, Cali, Hawaii

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What symptom will murine typhus have?

Flu-like symptoms, rash

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Rodents with murine typhus will be?

Asymptomatic

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What are preventions of Murine typhus?

Hygiene control

Rodent and flea control

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What family will hantavirus be from?

Bunyaviridae

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Rodents are ___ for hantavirus and will be ____.

Carriers,

Asymptomatic

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Where will we see most cases of Hantavirus?

Mountain west

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What are symptoms of Hantavirus?

Severe flu-like symptoms

Resp distress

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What are some modes of transmission of Hantavirus?

Aerosolization of rodent urine and fecies

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How do you prevent hantavirus?

Rodent control and avoid aerosolization

(seal up, trap up, clean up)

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What family is Mpox going to be apart of?

Poxvirdae (virus)`

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Where is the most common place to see Mpox?

West africa, nigeria

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Rodents will be ___ for Mpox, Rodents will typically have what symptoms?

Carriers

Oculonasal discharge, pox lesions

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What are symptoms for Mpox?

Flu-like symptoms

Pox lesions on hands and genitals.

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What are modes of transmission of Mpox?

Handling affected rodents/ primates

Close contact

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What are preventions of Mpox?

Small pox vax

rodent control

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What are the steps of integrated pest management?

Catagorization

action points

Identification of problem species

Lifecycle and behavior understanding

Monitor for those species

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Integrated pest management seeks to _____ problems and not destroying the species?

Prevent

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How do you manage the rodent population?

Eliminate potential food sources and routes of entry

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How do you manage vectors?

Removal of breeding grounds

Biological controls

Tick controls and repellants