Plague History
Ticks and Mites
Vector Bourne Diseases
Mosquitos and Insects
Lice
100

Typically worn to cover the plague doctor's mouth, filled with herbs to overcome the horrid outside air.

What is the "bird beak mask"?

100

The class of mites and ticks.

What is Acari?

100

Man-made surroundings that promote human activity.

What is the built environment?

100

Hatch within a few days of the egg being laid.  The second stage of the mosquito life cycle.

What is a larva?

100
These do not usually spread disease pathogens, but can cause lots of skin irritation if not taken care of.

What are chewing/biting lice?

200

Beginning in the 14th century, the second pandemic killed about 1/3 of the population of Europe

What is the Black Death?

200

A complex multi-system inflammatory disease triggered by bacterial lipoproteins.

What is Lyme disease?

200

Following this natural disaster, spikes in mosquito-borne diseases are prevalent, such as malaria.

What is a flood?

200

Feeds on the blood of humans and other animals.  Also feeds on nectar

What is a female mosquito?

200

Eggs are laid on clothing and only move to the skin to feed.

What is body lice?
300

This caused preventive measures to arise, such as a forty-day restriction on travel, as well as the rise of the term "quarantine".

What is the Great Plague of London?

300

Composed of an exposed head and mouth, along with a shield that covers and protects their upper body.

What is a hard tick?

300

Impairs the human immune system, allowing vectors and pathogens to find a more ideal host.

What is chemical pollution?

300

Place where mosquitos lay eggs, such as flowing streams, lake edges, and swamps.

What is a breeding site?

300

Characterized by a fever, bone pain, nausea, etc. caused by body lice.

What is trench fever?

400

The originating place of the Justinian Plague

What is Asia?
400

Egg, Larva, Nymph, Adult

What are the life cycles of ticks and mites?

400

Diseases that is newly described, was recently introduced to a new area, or an increase in prevalence.

What is an emerging disease?

400

The leading cause of mosquito-borne disease in the U.S.  There are no vaccines to prevent this disease.

What is West Nile fever?

400

The chemicals used to kill lice.

What are pediculicides?

500

Branded on workers who escaped jail due to demanding higher wages due to the drastic decrease in population.

What is the letter F?

500

Occurs at the site of a tick bite 3-30 days after the bite, looks like a bullseye, and occurs alongside several other symptoms.  

What is an Erythema migrans (EM) rash?

500

Created an epidemic of sleeping sickness in areas where disease was not an issue in Uganda after many years of military conflict.

What is cattle restocking?

500

These eat fabrics and grains, and typically live in damp, cool places.  They are covered with scales, and hard to get rid of.

What is a silverfish?

500

Played a huge role during many wars.  This disease was considered very deadly, and resulted in more deaths verses deaths by combat.

What is Typhus?

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