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1
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Dengue vector rural

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Aedes albopictus

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dengue vector urban

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Aedes aegypti

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Aedes, where do they breed?

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containers, axils, leaves

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Malaria vector, primary

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Anopheles flavirostris

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Malaria vector, secondary, brackish water

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Anopheles litoralis

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Malaria vector, secondary, elevated areas clear water

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Anopheles maculatus

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Malaria vector, secondary, Palawan

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Anopheles balabacensis

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Malaria vector, secondary, same breeding area as flavirostris

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Anopheles mangyanus

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Anopheles, where do they breed

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clear clean slow flowing shaded streams

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Vectors Brugian filiariasis

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Mansonia bonneae and uniformis

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Primary vector Bancroftian filiariasis

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Aedes poecilius

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Other vector Bancroftian filiariasis

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Anopheles flavirostris

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13
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Mansonia, where do they breed

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Swampy areas

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Japanese encephalitis global vector

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Culex tritaeniorhynchus

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Japanese encephalitis Indonesian vector

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C. quinquefasciatus

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Jap enceph vectors with corona

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C. vishnui, pseudovishnui, gelidus, fuscocephala

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fleas bite pattern

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zigzag

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18
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severe flea infestation

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pulicosis

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19
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fleas humans

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Pulex irritans

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fleas rats

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Xenopsylla

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causes hymenolepsis, plague and murine typhus

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Xenopsylla

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causes dipylidiasis

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Ctenocephalides canis and felis

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Dipylidiasis

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2 pore tapeworm

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Hymenolepsis

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dwarf tapeworm

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chigoe flea

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Tunga penetrans

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sand mite

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Tunga penetrans

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tungiasis, what causes it?

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fleas, chigoe flea, Tunga penetrans

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Bed bugs, genus

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Cimex, Leptocimex

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Cimex biting pattern

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1,2,3 linear

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Hepatitis A and B vector

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Cimex

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vagabond disease

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plica polonica, matted hair

32
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cause vagabond disease

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Pediculus humanus capitis

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Pubic lice

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Phthirus pubis

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Body lice

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Pediculus humanus corporis

35
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Pediculus humanus corporis carries which diseases?

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Trench fever, Epidemic typhus and Relapsing fever

36
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Itch or mange mite, tagalog

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tungaw (TUNGA is a FLEA)

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Kissing bug other names

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Conensoses, Assassin bug

38
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Conensoses carries?

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Trypanosoma cruzi

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Trypanosoma cruzi causes?

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Chaga’s disease, American trypanosomiasis

40
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Kissing bugs:

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Rhodnius, Panstrogylus, Triatoma

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Mange mite:

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Sarcoptes scabei var. hominis

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Mange mite causes?

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scabies/seven year itch/Norwegian itch/sarcoptic acariasis

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Fly larvae infestation?

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Myiasis

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Accidental myiasis

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House fly (Musca domestica), latrine fly (Fannia)

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Semispecific myiasis, meaning?

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Decaying flesh preferred

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Semispecific myiasis

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Green bottle fly (Lucilia), Fleshfly (Sarcophaga), Blowfly (Calliphora)

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Specific myiasis

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Dermatobia homines (human botfly)

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Bee toxin components:

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histamin, nonhydrin, mellitin, phospholipase, hyaluronidase

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Mellitin MOA

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local and gen toxicity, low BP

50
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phopholipase moa

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hemolysis

51
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hyaluronidase moa

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spreading factor

52
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Wasp toxin components

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Bee toxin + ACETYLCHOLINE (10%)

53
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acetylcholine moa?

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lowers BP, direct neural lesion

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Scorpion toxins:

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Serotonin and Sulfahydryl group (hemolysis and neurotoxicity)

55
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Blister beetle sci name?

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Lytta vessicatoria

56
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Blister beetle poison component?

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Cantharidin

57
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Confused flour beetle sci name?

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Tribolium confusum

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Tribolium confusum host to?

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Raillietina garrisoni (common rat tapeworm)
Hymenolepsis nana (dwarf tapeworm)
H. dimunata (rat tapeworm)
59
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Tenebrio molitor

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Hymenolepsis nana

60
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Allergens caterpillar

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Histaminic and proteinaceous substances, Water soluble pytic enzyme

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