MICHIGAN GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT 7A CHAPTER 2: USING EQUIPMENT IN GENERAL PEST MANAGEMENT EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+

Flashlight Correct Answer: Probably the most important piece of inspection equipment. Many insects, rodents, and other pests are secretive by nature. They hide in inaccessible or difficult to reach areas. Monitoring traps Correct Answer: Can record the presence or absence of pests and/or the number of pests before and after a control program. Flushing agents Correct Answer: Contain an insecticide that stimulates insects. Only by using a flushing agent can you determine if insects are in hidden places. Inspection diagrams Correct Answer: Gives an overview of the structure and surrounding buildings and areas are often helpful. 2 Inspection reports Correct Answer: Should list the specific pests present and structural deficiencies contributing to the pest problem, and so on. Building plans Correct Answer: Enable you to visualize floors and rooms above, below, and on all sides of problem areas. It also helps to pinpoint warm and humid areas. Nozzles Correct Answer: Most of these on the handheld sprayer offer a four-way multi-tip that can produce two different pin-stream spray patterns and two different flat-fan spray patterns. Pin-stream nozzle Correct Answer: Produce solid streams of spray and are used to spray insecticides into various cracks and crevices. Crack and crevice extension tube Correct Answer: Extremely useful because it permits the professional to apply pesticide directly into cracks and crevices with little worry of spilling of splashing pesticide on surrounding surfaces. 14.08 oz of spray per minute @ 20 psi Correct Answer: The amount of spray delivered from a sprayer with a coarse fan pattern at a 50 degree spray angle will deliver this amount. Low pressur