Important insect-borne infectious diseases in tropical areas of prevention and control of.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 23 Important insect-borne infectious diseases in tropical areas of prevention and control of Keywords:: insect-borne diseases Prevention and control of important insect-borne infectious diseases in tropical zone. Many insect-borne infectious diseases, the incidence and prevalence, not only with the geographical conditions, seasonal weather-related, but also to the survival of insect species in the region is also closely related. Now on the different geographical conditions, seasonal climate, insect species and the relationship between the prevalence of infectious diseases to make a study. A natural geographic feature of the tropics in general and insect species to survive the relationship between the Tropical areas north and south sides of the equator based on the regression line is bounded, that is, north and south latitude 23 ° 27 ‘between the area referred to as tropical. And tropical regions adjacent to, or north and south latitude 35 ° ~ 40 ° between the area known as the sub-tropical. Most tropical regions in Africa, followed by Latin America, Asia and the Pacific Islands. China’s tropical and subtropical areas in southern Guangxi, southern Yunnan, Hainan Island and the South China Sea islands, southern Guangdong, Hong Kong SAR, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan in the southern region. Climate is characterized by high temperatures throughout the year, rain more, not distinct seasons, the annual average temperature above 20 ℃ , can be divided into equatorial rainforest climate, tropical grassland climate, tropical desert climate, tropical monsoon climate, four kinds of climate group. The main features of the natural environment of high temperature, high humidity. In the heat and humidity of the natural conditions, suitable for micro-organisms, parasites and harmful insects breed breeding media, it is the tropical and subtropical regions prone to lead to an important reason why insect-borne sexually transmitted