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ID number:126617
 
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Published: 07.05.2003.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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As the article states the author had two observations that prompted him to explore the question or possibility of the transmission of the ear mite, Octodectes cynotis, to human beings. The first observation made by the author was in the case of a woman who had brought in two cats severely infested with ear mites to be examined. Accompanied by her 3 year old daughter who had been complaining of an itchy chest and abdomen, the mother stated that not only did here daughter hold the cats like dolls for extended periods of time, but she had numerous small red abdominal bite marks that were the cause of the itching. The second observation occurred a year later when the same client brought in another cat with a sever ear mite infestation. This time it was the woman who complained of bites on her ankles. Subsequently in both cases the itching and bites had subsided along with the treatment of the cat's ear mite infestations.…

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