W7 - Insects, Lice, Pinworms (pt1 - mosquitoes and repellents/insecticides)

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What are characteristics of mosquito bites?

  • bites on exposed skin

  • self-limiting

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Risk factors w/ mosquito bites (modifiable)

  1. motion and bright colors (have bad vision)

  2. scents - lotions, perfume, etc (strong sense of smell)

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Risk factors w/ mosquito bites (non-modifiable)

CO2 production; lactic acid production; body heat

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What are the types of diseases spread by mosquitos?

  1. Malaria

  2. Yellow Fever

  3. Dengue Fever

  4. Japanese Encephalitis

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How is malaria spread?

By the Anopheles species

  • nighttime disease transmission

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How is yellow fever and dengue fever spread?

Both by Aedes egypti species

  • daytime transmission

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How is Japanese Encephalitis spread?

Culex species

  • nighttime transmission

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What is the location/incidence of Malaria?

  • widespread thru-out Asia, Africa, and S. America

  • most common ID

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What is the location/incidence of Yellow fever?

  • only in Africa and S. America

  • greater incidences in urban African areas

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What is the location/incidence of Dengue Fever?

most dispersed

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What is the location/incidence of Japanese Encephalitis?

  • limited to SE Asia, Oceana, etc.

  • common in rural enviro

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Where do the mosquitos that spread yellow fever live?

rural and urban enviro (not deterred by humans or loud noises)

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Signs of dengue fever are similar to what other disease state

Flu-like - can be fatal due to internal bleeding

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Which of the diseases that can be spread by mosquitos the most uncommon infection in travelers?

Japanese encephalitis (but still possible)

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What are the main tips to avoid getting bites (other than physical and chemical methods)?

  1. avoid mosquitoes and their habitats

  2. shoring up (?) in living accommodations

  3. ensuring no standing water present

  4. AC/screens

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What are physical preventions against mosquitoes?

clothing, barriers, enviro cxl, etc

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What are chemical preventions against moswuitoes?

insecticides and repellants

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Pt counseling against mosquitoes

  1. wear neutral/natural colored clothing

  2. time of day for application of insect repellant and/or insecticides depends on species

    1. daytime vs nighttime transmission

  3. location and duration of travel dictates preventative tx

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MOA of insect repellents / insecticides

chemical barriers (prevent mosquito, flea, and tick bites)

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Ideal agent characteristics of insect repellents / insecticides

  • effective for 8 hrs or more

  • no irritation, systemic toxicity

  • resistance to rub-off

  • water-resistant

  • grease-less and odorless

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T/F - Insecticides contain DEET as an active ingredient

F - certain repellants contain DEET, not insecticides

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Which of the following are repellents?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Permethrin

  4. Picaridin/Icaridin

  5. Oil of Citronella

DEET containing, oil of lemon eucalyptus (PMD), Picaridin/Icaridin, Oil of Citronella

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Which of the following are insecticides?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Permethrin

  4. Picaridin/Icaridin

  5. Oil of Citronella

Permethrin

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Which insect repellants have the MOA of interference w/ insect chemoreceptors?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Picaridin/Icaridin

  4. Oil of Citronella

  1. DEET containing

  2. Picaridin/Icaridin

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Which insect repellants have the MOA of act as a biopesticide repellent?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Picaridin/Icaridin

  4. Oil of Citronella

  1. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  2. Oil of Citronella

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What is the MOA of Permethrin?

contact based synthetic insecticide → causes CNS toxicitydeath of insect upon contact

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Which of the repellents can cause skin irritation and rashes?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Picaridin/Icaridin

  4. Oil of Citronella

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Picaridin/Icaridin

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Which of the repellants DON’T have ADEs?

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Picaridin/Icaridin

  4. Oil of Citronella

Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

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ADEs for oil of citronella are?

  1. SOB (burn candle)

  2. chest/eye/nose irritation

  3. predispose to lung cancer

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Does Permetherin have more or less skin irritation in comparison w/ repellants?

skin irritation >>> repellants; rashes

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Repellants that cause skin irritation include:

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  3. Permethrin

  4. Picaridin/Icaridin

  5. Oil of Citronella

  1. DEET containing (N,N-Diethyl-3-Methylbenzamide)

  2. Picaridin/Icaridin

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Which of the anti-insect products has the shortest efficacy?

oil of citronella

  • most effective only in first 30 min

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Which has an age restriction, repellants or insecticides?

DEET containing repellants (only for 2 months and above)

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Advantages of DEET containing repellants

wide availability in conc between 5 - 100%

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Adv to Picaridin/Icardidin

  1. cosmetic adv

  2. available in conc 5 - 10%

    1. limited [ ] vs DEET

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Adv to Oil of lemon Eucalyptus (PMD)

  1. fragrance more cosmetically pleasing

  2. endorsed by CDC for protection against West Nile Virus

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Adv to Oil of Citronella

high pt acceptance due to pleasing fragrance

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Adv to Permethrin

  1. odorless

  2. long DOA (8 hrs or more)

  3. available in conc 0.5%

  4. very strong agent applied to clothes

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Rank the repellent based on pt acceptance (mainly d/t smell of prdt)

citronella > lemon euc > picaridin/icaridin » DEET

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Disadv to DEET containing repellants

aesthetically unpleasing (issue w/ pt adherence)

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Do DEET containing repellants have different efficacy?

NO - different concentration have same efficacy

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Is the protection provided by different NON-DEET containing repellents and insecticides similar to protection given by DEET containing?

Yes - EPA approved products are efficacious and safe when used as directed

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DEET containing repellants have a duration of

20% DEET → 4HR

  • higher conc → longer duration

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Duration of 30% Oil of Lemon Euc

4HR (lemon)

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Duration of 50% Oil of Lemon

6HR (lemon)

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Duration of Oil of Citronella

<2HR per application

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Duration of Permetherin

~3 to 4 washings or ~2 wks

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What are the main adv of Permethrin over the other anti-insect products?

  1. odorless

  2. longest DOA

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T/F - When comparing NON-DEET containing repellants and insecticides to DEET containing repellants, their duration of protection is different regardless of similar conc.

F - DOA of Non-DEET and DEET approx AT SIMILAR CONC

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Which product is the primary alternative to DEET repellants?

Picaridin/Icaridin

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What is the primary ingredient in Oil of Citronella?

Cymbopogon grass (lemongrass)

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Patient Counseling Points for Repellants (DEET and non-DEET)

  • do not apply to broken/irritated/damaged skin

  • don’t let children apply repellents to themselves

  • do ot spray directly onto face/body

  • apply sunscreen first (30 min before repellants)

  • reapply product when bites occur

  • wash off repellants when not needed

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How long does a pt need to wait before they can apply a repellant after applying sunscreen?

30 min

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Should you instruct a pt to apply a repellant before or after sunscreen?

After

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Pt Counseling Points for Insecticides

  • apply liberally to clothing, shoes, tents, nets, etc

  • never apply to skin

  • does not stain clothing

  • odorless

  • maintain potency for ~2wks w/o washing

  • potency retain thru 3-4 washing

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Should a pt apply insecticides to their skin?

NO

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Should miscellaneous insect repellants (bath oils, IR3535, Neem, Essential oils, Thiamine, garlic supplements) be recommended?

DO NOT recommend these products

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Why are miscellaneous insect repellants (bath oils, IR3535, Neem, Essential oils, Thiamine, garlic supplements) not recommended?

lack of proven efficacy or insufficient duration of protection

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Bath Oils are better physical or chemical barriers?

physical barrier

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Products containing IR3535 (in Avon Skin-to-Soft) are not recommended d/t…

Short DOA (0.5 to 2HRS)

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Neem (vege oil from A. indica seeds) is not recommended d/t…

ADRs of dermatitis, possible infertility

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Essential oils are not recommended d/t…

  1. effect variable

  2. highly volatile

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Thiamine and garlic supplements are not recommended d/t…

anecdotal evidence (no evidence to support use)