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Bed Bugs Outline History Resurgence Identification Prevention Control Health effects Precautions 2 Pestiferous Origins 3 Resurgence 4 Egg 5 Nymph 6 Life Cycle 7 Before and After Feeding 8 8 Bed Bug


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Bed Bugs

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Outline

  • History
  • Resurgence
  • Identification
  • Prevention
  • Control
  • Health effects
  • Precautions
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Pestiferous Origins

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Resurgence

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Egg

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Nymph

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Life Cycle

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Before and After Feeding

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Bed Bug Infestation

  • not caused by a dirty house
  • equal opportunity pest
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BED BUG ENTRY

  • Used furniture
  • Used clothing
  • Luggage after travel
  • Along pipes/wires/cracks from

adjacent unit

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Feeding

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Bed Bug Bites

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Bg Bites

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Bed Bug Bites

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IMPACT

  • Do not spread disease
  • Bites can be itchy
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Signs of Infestation

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Signs of Infestation

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Bed Bug Video

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Non Chemical Control :

  • remove clutter
  • vacuuming
  • sealing cracks/crevices
  • diatomaceous earth
  • steam
  • mattress/ box spring encasement
  • dry clothing
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Treatment Methods

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Steam

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Mattress/Box Spring Encasement

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Wash/Dry Clothes

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Diatomaceous Earth

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Monitoring Devices

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Climb up interceptors

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DO NOT USE

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Responsibility

Landlord:

  • responsible for pest management throughout building

must make every effort to control pests and prevent spread Tenant:

  • Must keep unit clean (Residential Tenancies Act)
  • Must allow the landlord to do inspections
  • Must report infestations promptly
  • Must prepare unit for treatment
  • Must agree to treatment of their unit
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Guidelines

  • Prevent transporting bugs from one client to

another or into own home.

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BEFORE GOING INTO CLIENT’S HOME Upon Intake: ask client about any known insect infestation

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BEFORE GOING INTO CLIENT’S HOME

  • Change into work clothes/work shoes
  • Light-coloured washable clothing
  • No cuffs/pockets/ long hems/flowing fabric

that can brush against furnishings or drag

  • n the floor when sitting
  • Items essential to visit
  • Leave everything else in the car.
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WHILE IN CLIENT’S HOME

  • Be observant of surroundings
  • Sit on plastic /metal chair
  • Do not sit or place items on sofas/upholstered

chairs/beds/carpet

  • Personal items – car/plastic bag (hang bag from

door knob

  • Hang coat on hook
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Leaving client’s home

  • Check clothing
  • Wipe feet on ground
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WHEN ARRIVE HOME

  • Remove clothing in garage/ non carpeted

surface

  • clothing in garbage bag/ plastic bin
  • Clothes and shoes in dryer
  • Keep car clutter free
  • Vacuum weekly
  • Inspect and monitor car and home regularly
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Questions