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Cat8 public health

TermDefinition
Acaricide - A pesticide that kills mites and ticks.
Aerosols An extremely fine mist or fog consisting of solid or liquid particles suspended in air. Also, certain formulations used to produce a fine mist or smoke.
Aperture An opening or open space.
Arthropod Invertebrate animals (insects, spiders, ticks, and crayfish) of the phylum Arthropoda. They have segmented bodies and jointed appendages.
Baits Poisonous traps with desirable lures to control pests.
Biological transmission occurs when an arthropod like a tick or mosquito picks up the disease from one host and transmits the disease to another host.
Complete metamorphosis Insect stages in live cycle are: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The larva does not look like the adult and often has a different food source than the adult.
Defecate To discharge feces from the anus.
Dusts Pesticides that are non-liquid.
External parasite An animal smaller than its host that lives upon the outside of its host for at least part of its life cycle.
Cast skin The shed skin (exoskeleton) of a nymph or larva.
Cephalothorax The combined head and thorax of spiders.
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