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Disease - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-negative response of the host to the
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agent (illness)
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Agent - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-pathogen responsible for infection
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(virus, bacterium, etc.)
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Vector - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-the organism (insect, mite, tick) that
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transmits the agent from an infected host to non-infected host
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Reservoir - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Host animal(s) that harbors
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(maintains) the agent for long periods of time, often with no symptoms
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of the disease
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Mechanical Transmissions - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Disease agent piggy-
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backs on vector, filthy flies and roaches (dysentary)
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Biological Transmission - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-some part of disease
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agent's life cycle in vector, injected during blood meal or frass rubbed
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into bite, flies
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,Lyme Disease - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Discovered in U.S. in 1975, agent
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is the spiral-shaped bacteria, lots of kids in Lyme, Connecticut were
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getting arthritis and this is how they figured out lyme disease. The most
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important reservoir is the deer mouse (are not infected and can
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maintain the disease for a long time), deer are more of an endpoint
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instead of a reservoir. The vctor is the black-legged or deer tick. The
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targets are humans and dogs (possibly horses and cows). Cycle - rodent
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gets it from an infected tick and passes it on when it gets bitten by a
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non-infected bug. Symptoms are fatigue, headache, stiff neck, muscle
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ache, fever, chills, within 2 weeks. It is a bull's-eye rash on 50-80% of
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people within 30 days.
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Rocky Mountain spotted fever (thick typhus) - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-
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Agent - bacteria-like microbe called rickettsia
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Reservoir - wild and domestic animals (various sizes)
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Vector - American dog tick
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Target - humans and dogs
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Symptoms - measle-like rash around wrists and ankles within a week
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Ehrlichioses - new to North Carolina - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Agent -
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bacteria
Reservoir - probably white-tailed deer
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Vector - probably lone star tick
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,Target - humans | |




Symptoms - fever, headache, muscle ache, nausea - but no rash. All
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nymphs and larvaes and adults bite like crazy.
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"New" Tick-Borne Illness - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Galactose-alpha- 1,3 -
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galactose is a sugar found in the meat of all mammals except Old World
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monkeys and apes (we are apes...) Alpha-gal allergy: syndrome develops
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after bite of lone-star tick which has previously fed on a non-ape
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mammal
Delayed-onset symptoms common to food allergies, up to and including | | | | | | | | | |



anaphylaxis
Common in Southern U.S. | | |




Prevention and treatment (ticks) - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Recognize
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their tick habitat and host animals (small mammals that like brushy
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areas/edges of fields). Wear light colored clothing, wear long sleeves
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and long pants, tuck your pant legs into your socks or take duck tape
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and close your shirt and pant cuff. Keep the ticks on the outside. Use
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repellants on your exposed skin (ex. Deet). Permethrin is the other
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insecticide that will kill ticks and it is also highly repellent (NOT ON
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YOUR SKIN - spray your clothing and let it dry on your clothing and then
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put your clothing on. It binds with the fibers in the fabric (takes 7-8
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washes to get back out), check yourself regularly because ticks need to
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be attached for 6-12 hours before they can transmit the pathogen.
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, Tick Removal - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Sometimes it takes ticks years or
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months to find a host so they don't want to let go. It burries barbed
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mouth parts in and glues itself in. Nail polish, alcohol, vaseline, and
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kerosine do NOT work. The best way is with foresips or tweezers. Grab it
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from the side (parallel with your skin) and pull it slowly and steadily
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until it lets go. Don't yank it off because the head will be in there and
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don't squeeze it because it'll release it's poison into you. Save the tick
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because you need to know what day you removed the tick and what
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kind of tick it is. For the next 2-3 weeks you need to be vigilant for
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symptoms of tick-borne illness. If you do get sick you can then bring it
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with you to the doctor.
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Malaria - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-greatest single killer of humanity
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Agent - 4 different protozoans
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Reservoir - humans (only 1% infected die, rest are reservoir)
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Vector - several Anopheles mosquitos
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Target - humans only (we are the reservoir), 40% of our population is at
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risk


Four species of malaria - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Native to old world,
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Life Cycle of Malaria (Mosquito) - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔-Biologically
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transmitted disease that must spend part of its life in the mosquito and
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part of it in the human, when a mosquito bites an infected person they
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get the disease but it slowly breaks it down. Malaria is then triggered
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