碰就炸" : 当你拍打、碾压它时,它会瞬间释放出强酸性毒液 ( pH值1-2, 堪比浓硫酸 )。 "延迟伤害" : 隐翔中出没, 这份防护指南请收好 最近,山东不少朋友都在家里发现了一种 "不速之客" -- 隐翅虫。别看它个头小,威 力可不小,已经有人中招了。秋高气爽,蚊虫 活跃,这份《隐翅虫安全手册》请务必收好。 认识一下，这位"元凶" 外形特征:隐翅虫体长0.6-0.8厘米,形似大蚂蚁, 头腹黑色、前胸和足呈橘黄色,翅膀不明显。 载 2 · 腹部能自由活动 ·前胸背板 ·触角 ·小盾片 · (-10) · 唇狮 ·复眼 生活习性:喜光喜潮,常栖息在水田、草地及树 林中,常在晚上飞入有灯火的地方。所以,热爱 户外,习惯开灯开窗的朋友,要格外留意。 它的武器不是嘴, 是"强酸" 不咬人,不暂人 毒液沾上皮肤后,不会立刻有感觉。但真正的考验 在后面: 第1天:皮肤出现红斑、灼热感。 第2天：红肿加重，开始有明显的灼痛，可能出现水疱。 第3天:可能出现黄色脓疱,痒痛难忍。 这就是传说中的"隐翅虫皮炎" 教科书式操作: 如何赶走它 如果隐翅虫落在了你身上,请默念四字口诀: "吹、弹、别拍"。 错误示范: =掌拍下: ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the seasonal increase in cases of "winged sulfur" or blister beetle dermatitis as temperatures rise, emphasizing the importance of avoiding contact with the beetle to prevent skin reactions [1][2]. Group 1: Health Risks and Symptoms - Blister beetles contain a toxic compound called cantharidin, which can cause dermatitis characterized by linear red spots, pustules, and even ulceration upon contact with skin [2][6]. - The peak incidence of blister beetle dermatitis typically occurs from June to September, with a notable increase in cases during this period [2]. Group 2: Prevention and Treatment - Medical professionals advise against swatting the beetle, as this can increase the affected skin area by 3 to 5 times. Instead, it is recommended to gently brush or blow the beetle away [4][6]. - In case of contact, it is suggested to use adhesive tape to remove any remnants of the beetle and rinse the area with running water for 15 minutes, avoiding alcohol or other home remedies [6][8]. - For symptoms like redness and swelling, a 3% boric acid solution or 0.1% acridine solution can be used for wet compresses, while topical corticosteroids may help with itching [8]. Group 3: Environmental Considerations - Blister beetles thrive in warm, humid environments, particularly after rain or in areas with abundant vegetation, making it advisable to avoid such locations [12]. - Residents in areas with many trees and plants should ensure windows are properly screened to prevent beetles from entering homes, especially at night when they are attracted to light [9][14].