

(MEDICAL
ENTOMOLOGY & ENTOMOLOGY (P.H))
UNIT I
Phyla Associated with animals of medical importance
- Protozoa, platyhelminthes, Nemathelminithes, Arthropoda
- Preliminary Characters and mention of different groups
of animals associated with human health.
UNIT II
Arthropods of medical importance - Class Insecta - Mosquito,
Housefly, Flea, Human lice, bed bug, Reduviid bug, Flies
- Their life cycle and vector relationship.
UNIT III
Class Arachnida - Ticks Hard & Soft ticks - Mites:
Trombiculid, itch, Dust mites - Their life cycle and
vector relationship.
UNIT IV
Class Crusteacea - Cyclops - life cycle and vector relationship.
UNIT V
Mosquito - Borne diseases - Malaria, Filariasis, viral
encephalitis, Dengue fever, Yellow Fever, Haemorrhage
fever - Their epidemiology, transmission and control.
UNIT VI
Housefly - Borne diseases - Typhoid, Paratyphoid, Cholera,
Dysentry, Gastroenteritis, Amoebiasis, Trachoma and
other diseases Their epidemiology, transmission and
control.
UNIT VII
Miscellaneous vectors - Bed bugs, Sandfly, Tsetse fly,
Black fly, sand fly, Kalaazar, Oriental sores, Sand
fly fever. Tsetse fly - Sleeping sickness (African and
American) - Their epidemiology, transmission and control
UNIT VIII
Ratflea - Bubonic Plague, Endemic typhus - Their epidemiology,
transmission and control.
UNIT IX
Rodents - Antirodent measures - Use of rodenticides
- Fumigation, trapping methods use of chemosterilants.
UNIT X
Vector control - Classification and use of insecticides
- important groups of insecticides - Advantages and
Disadvantages - Biological Control - Use of Bacillus
phaericus, Gambusia fish .
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