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Flies and Myiasis Flashcards

1
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what is another name for flies?

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diptera

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2
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how many pairs of wings do adult flies have?

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1 pair

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3
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do all flies have wings?

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absent in some parasitic flies

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what do adults of all Diptera spp. have?

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1 pair of Haltere

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what are haltere?

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modified hindwings

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what is the arrow pointing to?

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what are the 3 main groups of Diptera/flies?

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Nematocera
Brachycera
Cyclorrhapha

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8
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what do all 3 of the main groups of Diptera have?

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biting mouthparts, all hematophagous species

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9
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what type of metamorphosis do flies have?

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holometabolous
egg -> larva -> pupa -> adult

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10
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define myiasis

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infection with fly larvae

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what group of flies have larvae that feed on host animal tissues?

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cyclorrhaphans

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12
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what is the clinical importance of biting flies? (what do they do to the host)

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-painful/irritating bites disrupt normal behaviors
-inflammation -> pruritis & dermatitis ->scratching, rubbing, biting
-sometimes severe blood loss
-pathogens transmitted

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what is the clinical importance of non-biting flies? (what do they do to the host)

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-annoy animals and disrupt normal behavior
-spines on mouth parts irritate/damage mucuous membranes
-transmission of pathogens

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what is the clinical importance of myiasis? (what do they do to the host)

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-tissue destruction: mild to severe to fatal
-obstruction: respiratory passages, GI tract

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where can you find flies on or expelled from the host?

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adults/on near host
larvae on/in host
larvae expelled in feces (horse bots) or from nose (nasal bots)
eggs on host (botflies)

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16
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How do you get the taxonomic ID of flies?

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preserve in 70% ethanol - adults, larvae, and eggs of common species can be identified using pictorial keys

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17
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what does a comprehensive control program do?

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-reduce host exposure to adult flies - eliminate eggs/larvae on or in hosts
-control existing environmental infestation (all life cycle stage)
-prevent subsequent re-infestations of host and/or environment

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18
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what is the treatment and prevention of adult flies?

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-insecticides
-oral insect growth regulators -> disrupt life cycle
-repellants, fly masks, smudge pots, etc.
-shelter animals during peak hours of fly activity and limit their exposure to fly-infested habitats

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what is the treatment and prevention of myiasis?

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-insecticides
-macrocyclic lactones
-physical removal from host, cleaning/debridement of wounds

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20
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what is the prevention for horse bot eggs?

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scrape eggs off host or apply warm water + insecticide

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what is something that you need to be aware of when treating and preventing infections of flies?

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-toxicities
-chemicals not approved for use in lactating dairy cows

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22
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what are some methods of environmental control? (broad)

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-removal of larval habitat
-chemical control
-biological control
-non-chemical methods
-monitoring

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23
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what types of chemical control can you do for environmental control of flies?

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adult flies - insecticides
larvae - insecticides, insect growth regulators

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what type of biological control can you do for environmental control of flies?

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-parasitoid wasps -> pupae of cyclorrhapans
-Bacillus thuringinesis -> larval stages

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what type of non-chemical methods can you do for environmental control of flies?

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-adult flies - screens, fly traps, flypaper, zappers
-mosquito larvae - modification of aquatic habitats (source reduction)

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what type of monitoring methods can you do for environmental control of flies?

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-standard, quantitative methods for monitoring fly numbers -> control decisions
-fly traps, spot cards, counting flies on sample of animals

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27
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what flies are classified as Nematocera?

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-Mosquitoes
-Blackflies
-Midges
-sandflies

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28
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what Nematocera is a vector for canine heartworm and plasmodium?

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Culicidae (mosquitoes)

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29
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what can culicidae cause in felines?

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feline mosquito bite hypersensitivity

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30
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what family do the following genera belong to Aedes, Anopheles, Culex?

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Culicidae/mosquito

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31
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what type of fly does the Simulium genera belong to?

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blackflies

32
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what Nematocera is a vector for filariod nematodes, Leucocytozoan spp., and vesicular stomatitis virus?

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blackflies

33
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what can cause simuliotoxocosis in equids, ruminants, swine, and birds?

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Simuliidae - blackflies

34
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what family does Culicoides spp. belong to?

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Midges

35
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what Nematocera is a vector for filarioid nematodes, Leucocytozoon, Haemorproteus, and viruses like bluetounge, and african horse sickness ?

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Midges

36
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what can cause equine allergic dermatitis?

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midges

37
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what family does Lutzomyia and Phlebotomus belong to?

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Sandflies

38
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what Nematocera is a vector for Leishmania spp. and vesicular stomatitis virus?

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Sandlifes

39
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what flies are classified as Brachycera? (laymans name & scientific name)

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horseflies and deerflies

40
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what family does Tabanus spp. and Chrysops spp. belong to?

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Horseflies and deerflies

41
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what flies are vectors for filaroid nematodes, Trypansoma spp, francisella tularenis, anaplasma marginale, bacillus anthracis, equine infectious anemia, and WEEV?

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Horseflies and deerflies

42
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what are the Cyclorrhapha biting flies?

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Horn flies - Haematobia spp.
Stable flies - Stomoxys spp.
Keds or louse flies
Tsestes flies

43
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where do horn flies reside?

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adults live on cattle

44
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what happens to the cattle when horn flies are feeding frequently on cattle?

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heavy production losses

45
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what fly transmits the pathogens Stephanofilaria stilesi and Staphlyoccus aureus?

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horn flies- Haematobia spp.

46
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what fly resembles the house fly and torments cattle, equids, and many other mammals?

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stable flies - Stomoxys spp.

47
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what fly transmits the pathogens spirurid nematodes (equids), bovine anaplasmosis, equine infectious anemia?

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stable flies - Stomoxys spp

48
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which fly is the dorsoventrally flattened, has no wings, and is a parasites of birds, ruminants, equids, and other mammals?

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Keds of louse flies (Hippoboscidae)

49
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what fly is known as Melophagus ovinus, is wingless, and transmist Trypanosoma melophagium?

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sheep ked fly

50
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what flies have the genus Glossina spp. and are restricted to africa?

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Tseste flies (Glossinidae)

51
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what fly is a vector of trypanosoma brucei which leads to nagana and sleeping sickness?

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Tsetse flies (Glossinidae)

52
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what are the cyclorrhapha non-biting flies?

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face fly - Musca autumnalis
housefly - M. domestica

53
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what fly needs on the ocular/nasal discharge of cattle and other livestock?

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face fly

54
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what fly is a vector for spirurid nematodes and Morazella bovis?

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face fly

55
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what fly is the most abundant insect pest associated with livestock, poultry, and people?

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Housefly (M. doestica, Muscidae)

56
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what fly feeds on the ocular,nasal fluids, and other bodily fluids?

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Housefly (M. domestica; Muscidae)

57
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what fly is a vector for spiurid nematodes of equids, chicken tapeworm, and enteric pathogens?

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Housefly (M. domestica; Muscidae)

58
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what are the Cyclorrhapha myiasis-causing flies?

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Flesh flies
Blowflies
Botflies

59
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define obligate (primary) myiasis

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larvae require a live host for food

60
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define facultative (secondary) myiasis

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larvae usually eat carrion, sometimes infest live animals

61
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what type of myiasis do flesh flies have?

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facultative and obligate myiasis

62
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what flesh fly causes obligate myiasis in young mammals and bird?

A

gray flesh fly

63
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where is the gray flesh fly located?

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northern USA and Canada

64
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what type of myiasis do blowflies have?

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facultative and obligate

65
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which blowfly is an obligate myiasis of domestic and wild animals?

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new world screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax)

66
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which blowfly is a facultative myiasis in sheep, other mammals, and birds?

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common green bottle fly (Lucilia sericata)

67
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what type of myiasis do botflies have?

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obligate myiasis

68
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what is the botfly that are in sheep’s noses?

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Sheep nasal botfly - Oestrus ovis

69
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what botfly causes warbles (subcutaneous cysts) in bovids, cervids, sometimes equids and humans?

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Heel flies (Hypoderma spp.)

70
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where are heel flies located?

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northern hemisphere

71
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what botflies cause gastrointestinal myiasis in equids?

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Horse botflies (Gasterophilus spp.)

72
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what botfly causes subcutaneous cysts in wild rodents and rabbits in americas?

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Cuterebra spp.

73
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what botfly causes cutaneous cuterebriasis in domestic rabbits and sometimes cats, dogs, ferrets, and humans?

A

Cuterebra spp.

74
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what parasite is causing this?

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Cuterebra spp. botfly

75
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what can cause cerebrospinal cuterebriasis in cats and dogs?

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Cuterebra spp. botflies

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