Insect vector control Flashcards

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Larviciding

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killing larvae

major part of Onchocerciasis Control Programme

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Anthropophilic

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Describes mosquitoes that prefer to take blood meals from humans.

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3
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Endophilic

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An endophilic mosquito is a mosquito that tends to inhabit/rest indoors

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4
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How do LLIN work?

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a.k.a. long lasting insecticide nets
~ insecticide is within net fibres and leaks out very slowly
~ lasts for 5 years

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5
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Anopheles, Culex mosquitoes: Insecticide used and major application.

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DDT

Residual house spraying

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Anopheles, Culex mosquitoes: Insecticide used and major application #2.

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Pyrethroids

Impregnated bed nets

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Aedes, Culex mosquitoes: Insecticide used and major application.

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OPs and pyrethroids

Larviciding, misting, fogging

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Glossina tsetse flies: Insecticide used and major application.

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Pyrethroids

Traps and targets

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9
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Glossina tsetse flies: Insecticide used and major application #2.

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DDT, dieldrin and endosulfan

Aerial application and ground spraying

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10
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Simulium black flies: Insecticide used and major application.

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Temephos

Larvicides (OCP)

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Triatoma bugs: Insecticide used and major application.

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Deltamethrin

Spraying (SCI)

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12
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Genetic resistance

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alterations in target site, reducing insecticide binding

e.g. kdr = knock down resistance gene

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Metabolic resistance

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increases in rate of insecticide breakdown through amplification or modification of enzymes
e.g. esterases, cytochrome P450s

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14
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Cross-resistance

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Resistance to one or more drugs that occurs as a result of previous exposure to a similar drug

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15
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SIT

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a.k.a. Sterile insect technique
eradicating flies with gamma ration makes them sterile causing competition between sterile and WT = reduction in no. of flies

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16
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Bio-insecticides

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bacteria produce Cry and Cut port-forming toxins (from plasmid) that lyse larval midgut epithelial cells

17
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Mosaic treatment

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when two or more insecticides are applied to different areas infested by the same insect population

18
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RIDL

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a.k.a. Release of male Insect carrying Dominant Lethal genes