CATERPILLARS PHE 02

  1. Caterpillars belong to the family L
    Lepidoptera
  2. Caterpillars with urticating hairs or spines cause a problem called e_
    erucism.
  3. Some moth caterpillars have hairs modified into _ and _ that irritate or sting and their
    hairs are connected to poison sacs or glands that secrete toxic substances and when touched, they
    penetrate the human skin and release a toxin that causes inflammation and swelling of the skin.
    spines and barbed hooks
  4. Some moth caterpillars have hairs modified into spines and barbed hooks that irritate or sting and their
    hairs are _ _ poison sacs or glands that secrete toxic substances and when touched, they
    penetrate the human skin and release a toxin that causes inflammation and swelling of the skin.
    connected to
  5. Some moth caterpillars have hairs modified into spines and barbed hooks that irritate or sting and their
    hairs are connected to poison sacs or glands that secrete toxic substances and when _, they
    penetrate the human skin and release a toxin that causes inflammation and swelling of the skin.
    touched
  6. Most stinging incidents occur when
    people pick up the caterpillars or brush against them while walking through vegetation.
  7. People can develop allergies that cause more serious problems and sometimes _ are released into
    the air and can cause lung irritation.
    hairs
  8. Most moth urticating caterpillars belong to the following families:

    L_

    Saturniidae,

    Megalopygidae,

    Lymantriidae.
    Limacodidae
  9. Most moth urticating caterpillars belong to the following families:

    Limacodidae,

    S_

    Megalopygidae,

    Lymantriidae.
    Saturniidae,
  10. Most moth urticating caterpillars belong to the following families:

    Limacodidae,


    Saturniidae,


    M_


    Lymantriidae.

    Megalopygidae,

  11. Most moth urticating caterpillars belong to the following families:

    Limacodidae,


    Saturniidae,


    Megalopygidae,


    L_

    Lymantriidae.

  12. Slug caterpillars belong to the family L_, example - saddleback caterpillar.
    Limacodidae
  13. Slug caterpillars belong to the family Limacodidae, example - s_ caterpillar.
    saddleback
  14. Giant silk moths belong to the family S_, example = Io moth caterpillar.
    Saturniidae
  15. Giant silk moths belong to the family Saturniidae, example = _ _ caterpillar.
    Io moth
  16. Flannel moths belong to the family M_, example = puss caterpillar
    Megalopygidae
  17. Flannel moths belong to the family Megalopygidae, example = _ caterpillar
    puss
  18. _ caterpillar causes the most painful and severe reactions among urticating caterpillars in the United States.
    puss
  19. puss caterpillar causes the most painful and severe reactions among _ caterpillars in the United States.
    urticating
  20. All flannel megalopygid caterpillars have
    poisonous spines hidden beneath the long, fine, dense hairs.
  21. Tussock moths belong to the family Lymantriidae, example = b_ m_ caterpillar.
    browntail moth caterpillar
  22. The only butterflies with urticating caterpillars belong to the family Nymphalidae, example of
    m_ c_ b_caterpillar.
    mourning cloak butterfly
  23. The only butterflies with urticating caterpillars belong to the family N_
    Nymphalidae
  24. Public health importance of urticating and stinging caterpillars include:

    o _
    o Puffiness or redness of skin
    o Intense burning sensation
    o Wheal formation
    o Nausea, vomiting, or fever
    Localized dermatitis and numbness of the skin
  25. Public health importance of urticating and stinging caterpillars include:

    o Localized dermatitis and numbness of the skin
    o _
    o Intense burning sensation
    o Wheal formation
    o Nausea, vomiting, or fever
    Puffiness or redness of skin
  26. Public health importance of urticating and stinging caterpillars include:

    o Localized dermatitis and numbness of the skin
    o Puffiness or redness of skin
    o _
    o Wheal formation
    o Nausea, vomiting, or fever
    Intense burning sensation
  27. Public health importance of urticating and stinging caterpillars include:

    o Localized dermatitis and numbness of the skin
    o Puffiness or redness of skin
    o Intense burning sensation
    o _
    o Nausea, vomiting, or fever
    Wheal formation
  28. Public health importance of urticating and stinging caterpillars include:

    o Localized dermatitis and numbness of the skin
    o Puffiness or redness of skin
    o Intense burning sensation
    o Wheal formation
    o _
    Nausea, vomiting, or fever
  29. Treatment of urticating and stinging includes:

    o _
    o Applying substances to alleviate the symptoms
    o Submerging the affected areas in warm water to float off urticating and stinging hairs
    Removing urticating hairs or spines from the skin with fine tweezers or forceps
  30. Treatment of urticating and stinging includes:

    o Removing urticating hairs or spines from the skin with fine tweezers or forceps
    o _
    o Submerging the affected areas in warm water to float off urticating and stinging hairs
    Applying substances to alleviate the symptoms
  31. Treatment of urticating and stinging includes:

    o Removing urticating hairs or spines from the skin with fine tweezers or forceps
    o Applying substances to alleviate the symptoms
    o _
    Submerging the affected areas in warm water to float off urticating and stinging hairs
  32. Prevention and Control:

    o _
    o Avoid contact with urticating and hairy caterpillars either alive or dead with bare hands
    o Wear long-sleeved shirts, pants, gloves, and head wear when outdoors
    o Wear protective eyeglasses, masks, or respirators
    Education and Avoidance
  33. Prevention and Control:

    o Education and Avoidance
    o _
    o Wear long-sleeved shirts, pants, gloves, and head wear when outdoors
    o Wear protective eyeglasses, masks, or respirators
    Avoid contact with urticating and hairy caterpillars either alive or dead with bare hands
  34. Prevention and Control:

    o Education and Avoidance
    o Avoid contact with urticating and hairy caterpillars either alive or dead with bare hands
    o _
    o Wear protective eyeglasses, masks, or respirators
    Wear long-sleeved shirts, pants, gloves, and head wear when outdoors
  35. Prevention and Control:

    o Education and Avoidance
    o Avoid contact with urticating and hairy caterpillars either alive or dead with bare hands
    o Wear long-sleeved shirts, pants, gloves, and head wear when outdoors
    o _
    Wear protective eyeglasses, masks, or respirators
  36. no control measures are required except to
    educate about these caterpillars so that they can be avoided.
  37. CATERPILLARS When they are found in structures, it is often a case where BLANK BLANK
    have recently been brought in from outside
    potted plants have recently been brought in from outside
  38. CATERPILLARS should be captured in a jar or other suitable container by
    putting the container under the caterpillar and dislodging it with tweezers or a spoon and then releasing it outside.
  39. CATERPILLARS When large numbers of SPECIES caterpillars appear in school yards or public parks, have the
    infested trees and/or shrubs treated to kill the caterpillars in order to alleviate the dermititis problems.
    puss
  40. CATERPILLARS When large numbers of puss caterpillars appear in school yards or public parks, have the
    infested HARBORAGE AREAS treated to kill the caterpillars in order to alleviate the dermititis problems.
    trees/shrubs
  41. CATERPILLARS When large numbers of puss caterpillars appear in school yards or public parks, have the
    infested trees and/or shrubs treated to kill the caterpillars in order to alleviate the MEDICAL problems.
    dermititis
  42. CATERPILLARS infested trees and/or shrubs treated... LICENSE will usually be required to make such applications.
    An ornamental license
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CATERPILLARS PHE 02
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CATERPILLARS PHE 02
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