Lecture 5: Flies and Myiasis Flashcards

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diptera are

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flies

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diptera/flies characteristics: morphology, type of life cycle

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1 pair of wings
1 pair of halteres = modified hindwings
complete/holometabolous metamorphosis = egg –> larvae –> pupa –> adult

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diptera/flies: 3 main suborders

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nematocera
brachycera
cyclorrhapha

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what do all 3 suborders of diptera have in common

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hematophagous
biting mouthparts

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5
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mosquitos, blackflies and midges are part of what suborder of diptera

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nemaotcera

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horseflies and deerflies are part of what suborder of diptera

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brachycera

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blowflies, botflies and face flies are part of what suborder of diptera

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cyclorrhapha

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myiasis definition

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when larvae feed on host animal tissues

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9
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which diptera suborder includes myiasis species

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cyclorrhapha

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clinical importance of biting flies

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inflammation –> pruritis –> scratching, rubbing,, biting –> alopecia, secondary bacterial infections, production losses

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2 main effects of myiasis

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tissue destruction
obstruction - respiratory passages, GI tract

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diagnosis: detection of (4)

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adults on/near host
larvae on/near host
larvae expelled in feces or from nose
eggs on host

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13
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how to preserve flies for taxonomic ID

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70% ethanol

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14
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comprehensive control program targets (3)

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reduce host exposure to adult flies + eliminate larvae/eggs on host
control existing environmental infestation of all life cycle stages
prevent re infection of host and/or environment

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15
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treatment and prevention of adult flies (4)

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insecticides
oral insect growth regulators to disrupt life cycle
repellants, fly masks
shelter animals during peak hours of fly activity + prevent exposure to fly infested habitats

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16
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treatment and prevention of myiasis (3)

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insecticides
macrocyclic lactones (ivermectin)
physical removal from host, clean wounds

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17
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environmental control: chemical control (3)

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insecticides
insect growth regulators for larvae
smothering agents for mosquito larvae and pupae

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environmental control: biological control (2)

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parasitoid wasps feed on pupae of cyclorrhaphans
bacillus thuringiensis feed on larval stages

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19
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environmental control: source reduction

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modify aquatic habitats of mosquito larvae

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20
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nematocera: 3 main genera of mosquitos

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aedes
anopheles
culex

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21
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nematocera: main genus for blackflies

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simulium

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22
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equine allergic dermatitis caused by (hint: nematocera)

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culicoides midges

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pathogens transmitted by nematocera mosquitos (3)

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canine heartworm
plasmodium/malaria
WNE/EE

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24
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simulium blackflies feed on

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blood of birds and mammals

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aedes/anopheles/culex mosquitos feed on
mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians
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parasitic protozoa species that use simulium blackflies to transmit disease (and what species are affected)
leucocytozooon species - poultry and birds
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simuliotoxicosis: what caused by, affected species, effect
simulium blackflies equids, ruminants, swine anaphylactic shock
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nematocera midges: genus, host targets
culicoides species mammals and birds
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what 2 parasites are associated with leucocytozoon species
simulium blackflies culicoides midges
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nematocera sandflies: genera (2)
lutzomyia phlebotomus
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new world vs old world sandlfies
lutzomyia = new world phlebotomus = old world
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sandflies: target species (3)
mammals birds reptiles
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pathogen transmitted by sandflies
leishmania species
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clinical leishmaniasis found in what 2 species
humans dogs
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types of flies found in nematocera (4)
mosquitos blackflies midges sandflies
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2 main flies in brachycera
horseflies deerflies
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genus: horseflies
tabanus
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genus: deerflies
chrysops
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pathogen transmitted by brachycera species (horseflies, deerflies)
trypanosoma species of ungulates
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which suborder of flies are biting flies
cyclorrhapha
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4 types of BITING flies within cyclorrhapha
horn flies stable flies keds/louse flies tsetse flies
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3 main groups of cyclorrhapha flies (hint: behavior)
biting non biting myiasis causing
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horn flies genus
haematobia species
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stable flies genus
stomoxys species
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melophagus ovinus: type of fly
sheep ked fly biting
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tsetse flies: genus
glossina species
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cyclorrhapha non biting flies (2)
face fly housefly
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face fly genus
musca autumnalis
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pathogen transmitted by face fly
moraxella bovis
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housefly genus
musca domestica
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obligate myiasis
larvae require live host for food
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facultative myiasis
larvae eat carrion and sometimes infest live animals
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cyclorrhapha: myiasis causing flies (3)
flesh flies blowflies botflies
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which families of cyclorrhapha includes BOTH facultative and obligate myiasis causing species
flesh flies blowflies
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obligate myiasis causing flies in cyclorrhapha: generic name and binomial
gray flesh fly = wohlfahrtia vigil new world screwworm = cochliomyia hominivorax
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new world screwworm outbreak: where, date
2016 Key deer, FL
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common green bottle fly: scientific name
lucilia sericata
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lucilia sericata: generic name, what kind of myiasis, treatment
common green bottle fly facultative myiasis maggot debridement therapy
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botflies are agents of what kind of myiasis
obligate
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main types of botflies (3)
sheep nasal botfly heel flies horse botflies
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sheep nasal botfly: scientific name
oestrus ovis
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false gid is caused by what species of botfly
oestrus ovis = sheep nasal botfly
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heel flies: genus, what it causes in host
hypoderma species SQ cysts (warbles) in bovids
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horse botflies: genus, what it causes in host
gaterophilus species GI myiasis in equids
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cuterebra species: type of fly, what it causes in hosts, main complication in dogs and cats
Botfly SQ cysts in rabbits/rodents cerebrospinal cuterebriasis