Community Medicine · Environment and Health
1.It is said that ‘no single method of control’ will adequately address the problem of mosquitos in all areas. In this regard, classify the different methods of the integrated approach to vector control and describe clearly each method with specific reference to mosquitos. Problems
2.You are posted as the medical officer of a PHC in a flood prone area of central Kerala. Following heavy rain fall, it was decided to shift families to the camps organized in the area.
3.35 families were displaced from their households following heavy rain fall and flood to a temporary settlement in a Government LP school. You are the medical officer of the PHC in this area.
4.Many villages near the river bank are affected by flood. Medical college is sending your team to the affected area. Explain the measures that you undertake
5.What is integrated vector management. What is the principle behind it and explain different practical methods for vector management
6.There is mosquito menace reported in the primary health centre area where you are working. What steps will you take for the vector control
1.Discuss the integrated vector control management, add a note on the various vector control tools used for malaria
2.Describe the integrated vector control measures against mosquitoes
1.Mosquito control measures- methods with examples
2.Biological effects of radiation
3.Fly control measures
4.Biological control of vectors
1.Flight range of Aedes mosquitoes
2.The classification of insecticides used in public health
3.Mosquitos of the genus anopheles and genus culex
4.Insecticide treated bed nets are the most effective method of protection against mosquitoes
5.Anopheles and aedes mosquito