Felicola subrostratus Flashcards

1
Q

What order does this species belong to?

A

Phthiraptera

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2
Q

What is the suborder?

A

Ischnocera (Mallophaga)

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3
Q

Who are the final hosts?

A

Cats

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4
Q

What is the common name?

A

Cat biting louse

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5
Q

Where is the site of infection?

A

Skin, face, pinna, back (spread throughout the body)

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6
Q

What are the characteristics of adults?

A

up to 2mm, pointed head, beige to yellow, transverse brown bands, triangular anterior portion of the head, small legs

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7
Q

Describe the life cycle.

A

Female lay egg -> develop to nymphs -> adults; require host to complete life cycle.

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8
Q

What are some clinical signs?

A

Similar to T. Canis; long haired breeds, elderly & chronically ill animals are affected.

Pruritus, restlessness, scratching, alopecia, Anemia

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9
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What is the diagnosis?

A

ID louse

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10
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What is treatment and prevention?

A

MCLs (flea control products), avoid direct contact with brushes, combs, & blankets.

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11
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How is this species transmitted?

A

Direct contact

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