Parasitology - external

Parasitic Arthropods make up ___ of the species that inhabit the planet.

What is the most common parasitic vector in the world? In US?

What is the study of arthropods called

an individual that spend their life studying all arthropods throughout the world where

and individual that studies arthropods that effect only humans

Term for total blood loss due to natural means without normal replacement at a normal rate by the bone marrow.

what are the three avenues of communication in the body

Term for total blood loss by a parasite faster than bone marrow can replace them working at a normal replacement rate. Usually caused by parasites

An individual that studes arthropods that effect humans and animals

A maggot is what stage

What are 6 harmful effects of external parasites

Term for molting in the intermediate host.

Term for no multiplication or molting of the etiological agent in the vector

The skull cap of a tick

The 'cape' on the back of ticks

Although its not as common for cats to contract Erlichiosis, what two can the be infected with

What are the nicknames for
Bovine Piroplasmosis
Canine Piroplasmosis

What are the four types of Erilichia that can infect dogs

Protozoan disease caused by ticks

What are two agents commonly used by terrorist

What is the etiology for Q fever

What are the two most common ticks in Texas

American screw worm

What are two nick names for Bovine Piroplasmosis

What tick is considered a 1 host tick

What tick is considered a 3 host tick

What are two Rickettsial diseases caused by ticks

What are the two most common signs of Ehrilichiosis

What is two nick name for Ehrlichiosis

term that means bleeding from the nose

Where was Ehrlichia canis first recognized and what year? What year was if first found in the united states?

What tick is the vector for Ehrlichia canis and what is its nickname

viral diseases spread by ticks

Bacterial diseases spread by ticks

Spirochetes spread by ticks

Lyme disease was first discovered where and in what year?

What are the 4 symptoms for Lyme disease

Explain the pathogenesis of Lyme disease

What is the etiology for Lyme's disease

What is the drug of choice for the treatment of Lyme disease

What is the bruise like rash that develops from a tick bite called

Tick paralysis is said to cause a

what two flies are said to cause worry

The first stage larvae produced by an egg for a fly is called a

Term for a infection of fly larvae by any Genus and species

Another term for biological vector

another term for mechanical vector

term for an organism that does no multiplication or molting, just pretty much moves it from place to place

Term for an organism molts in the host

What is the etiology and vector for Bovine Piroplasmosis

What is the number one vector for disease in the US? What is the second?

What are two diseases that destroy RBC's resulting in loosing Hemoglobin and cause yellow gums and cause anemia

what is the etiology and vector for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

What is the etiology and vector for Canine Piroplasmosis

What is the etiology and vector for Q Fever

What is the nickname for Q Fever?

what are 4 types of Ehrlichiosis

What is the nickname for Ehrlichia

What are the two most common symptoms for Ehrlichia

what is the vector for Ehrlichiosis

The brown dog tick is

American screw worm

Louping Ill is caused by

Western Equine Encephalitis is transmitted by

The etiology and vector for Tularemia

Cat scratch disease

The etiology and vector for Canine Bartonellosis

Etiology and vector for Lyme disease

What is the nick name for Ixodes scapularis

What is the vector for EEE

What is the vector for WEE

What are the three most common signs for hematologic abnormalities

what is a spirochete transmitted by ticks

What is the etiology for lyme disease

What is the vector for Lyme disease

What is the test used for diagnosing Lyme disease

What is a protozoan disease spread by mosquitos?

What is the etiology for Malaria

what is a virus spread by mosquitoes

Nematode that is transmitted by mosquitoes

What is a bacteria transmitted by fleas

what is the blood filarid transmitted by fleas

what is the most common cestode transmitted by fleas

What is the distal segment of the antennae called on flies (like hands at the end of arms)

Common house fly - genus and species -

Face fly - genus and species

Stablefly

Horn fly/back fly

Tsetse fly