order hemiptera (book)

Question 1

cimicidae transmit these diseases caused by pathogens

Answer 1

Plague, Leprosy, Kalaazar, Chagas disease, Relapsing fever, Leptospirosis

Question 2

Bedbugs may cause these conditions in humans

Answer 2

allergy, asthama, insomnia, nervousness

Question 3

conditions that may cause bedbugs on poultry

Answer 3

severe irritation and anemia

Question 4

they may produce influenza like symptoms

Answer 4

Family cimicidae

Question 5

attacks mammals and poultry

Answer 5

Cimex lectularius

Question 6

attacks mammals and birds

Answer 6

Cimex hemipterus

Question 7

attacks poultry in US and Mexico

Answer 7

Haematosiphon inodorus

Question 8

young nymph of cimicidae molts how many times and in what duration to turn into adult

Answer 8

5 times in 6-8 months

Question 9

total eggs of cimicidae

Answer 9

150-200

Question 10

they can survive long period of starvation

Answer 10

cimicidae

Question 11

their proboscis jointed and flexed under the head when not in use

Answer 11

order hemiptera

Question 12

causative agent of plague

Answer 12

Yersinia sp.

Question 13

causative agent of kalaazar

Answer 13

Leishmania donovani

Question 14

causative agent of chagas disease

Answer 14

Trypanosoma cruzi

Question 15

causative agent of relapsing fever

Answer 15

Rickettsia sp.

Question 16

causative agent of leptospiros

Answer 16

leptospira sp.

Question 17

common name of cimicidae

Answer 17

bedbugs

Question 18

common name of family triatomidae

Answer 18

assassin bugs, cone nosed big, kissing bugs, reduviids

Question 19

genera and species of triatomidae

Answer 19

Triatoma rubrofasciata, T. sanguisuga, T. protracta, T. gerstaekeri, T. infestans, Panstrongylus, rhodnius sp., reduvius sp.

Question 20

egg of triatomidae hatches into nymph in weeks?

Answer 20

1-4 weeks

Question 21

life cycle of triatomidae duration

Answer 21

1-2 years

Question 22

they defecate on skin of host during feeding

Answer 22

triatomidae

Question 23

characteristics of acute chagas disease

Answer 23

edema of eyelids, conjuctiva, anemia, swollen lymph nodes

Question 24

chronic cases of chagas disease

Answer 24

edema, enlarged spleen, liver, heart muscle, death

Question 25

they cyclically transmit trypanosoma rangeli and t. conorrhini

Answer 25

Rhodnius sp., Triatoma sp.

Question 26

triatomidae are mechanical transmitters of?

Answer 26

relapsing fever spirochetes and equine encephalomyelitis virus