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What is the most important tool when inspecting - (answers)Flashlight
The first thing you need to find out when you have a pest problem is? - (answers)What
conditions are allowing the pest to exist, to help you to identify
Which ongoing step is needed to ensure success of an ipm program? - (answers)Clear
communication with the customer
What is the best non chemical pest control practice for food preparation areas? -
(answers)Sanitation
Theoretically, what is the first step in the pest inspection process? - (answers)Detailed interview
with the customer
What does ipm stand for? - (answers)Integrated Pest Management
The final step in the urban pest management process is? - (answers)Program evaluation
Most insects are the most difficult to kill when they are? - (answers)In their pupae, if no pupal
stage, in the egg
What is the name of the insect order for the ants, bees and wasps? - (answers)Hymenoptera
invertebrates have no? - (answers)Backbone
What type of mouthparts do adult lepidoptera have? - (answers)Siphoning
,What is the main purpose of the thorax? - (answers)Locomotion/movement
What is the main purpose of the abdomen? - (answers)Nutrition/reproduction
What is the insect blood called? - (answers)Hemolymph
What are the 4 stages of complete metamorphosis? - (answers)egg, larva, pupae, adult
True or false? All insects are arthropods, but not all arthropods are insects - (answers)True
What are the defining characteristics of arthropods? - (answers)Exoskeleton. Segmented bodies.
Jointed appendages. Bilateral Symmetry. Open Circulatory System.
The openings on the side of an insects body which allow them to breathe are known as? -
(answers)Spiracles
Knowing what mouthparts an insect has, helps us to understand their - (answers)Diet
What order of insect is known for having a pronotum? - (answers)Blattodea(Cockroach)
True or False? Insects with complete metamorphosis are more highly evolved? - (answers)True
CSI stands for? - (answers)Chitin synthesis inhibitor
What is the maximum area considered to be a spot treatment? - (answers)2' x 2'
When treating inside wall voids, which chemical formulation is best? - (answers)Dust
,What happens when you leave chemical in a tank? - (answers)Solids can settle at the bottom and
tarnish the tank
How do you spray near a body of water? - (answers)Carefully, with large droplet size to prevent
drift
When applying to furniture, which of the following should be considered? - (answers)Is there a
visible residue
In what location should an insectide dust formulation be used? - (answers)Wall voids
Which practice will likely result in insecticide resistant insect populations? - (answers)Using the
same active ingredient repeatedly, without gaining control.
What pesticide category includes boric acid? - (answers)Inorganics
What should be added to a tank mix of residual pesticide for a long term control plan? -
(answers)Insect growth regulator
What is the greatest advantage of using wettable powder as a pesticide treatment? -
(answers)Residual affects
What is the best treatment for a 1' x 2' area? - (answers)Spot treatment
How far away do you hold an aerosol during treatment? - (answers)Refer to the label
What number is included on all pesticides? - (answers)EPA establishment number
How do you treat thick ground cover such as ivy? - (answers)Granules
, What is the best area to treat in a commercial facility/food area? - (answers)Cracks and Crevices
What pieces of legislation regulates pesticides? - (answers)FIFRA, The federal insecticide,
fungicide and rodenticide act of 1947
What are two types of resistance? - (answers)Physiological and Behavioral
What type of formulation has the active ingredient encapsulated in tiny plastic capsules -
(answers)Flowable microencapsulation
What is an advantage of using an aerosol? - (answers)No mixing required, ready to use
What pesticide group does Pyrethrum belong to? - (answers)Botanicals
What does JHA stand for? - (answers)Juvenile Hormone Analog
What does a dessicant do to an insect? - (answers)Dries it out, dehydrates it
What is the purpose of a Synergist? - (answers)To enhance the activity of an active ingredient
When referring to pesticides, organic means? - (answers)Contains one atom of each Carbon and
Hydrogen
What class of chemistry was the first to replace the higky toxic chlorinated hydrocarbons? -
(answers)Organophosphates
What gloves do you use when handling pesticides? - (answers)Whatever the label requires
If the smell, taste it respirator you are wearing is irritating you, what should you do? -
(answers)Move away from the treatment area
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS-
MOSTLY TESTED QUESTIONS | RATED 100% CORRECT!!GUARANTEED
PASS!!ALREADY GRADED A+
What is the most important tool when inspecting - (answers)Flashlight
The first thing you need to find out when you have a pest problem is? - (answers)What
conditions are allowing the pest to exist, to help you to identify
Which ongoing step is needed to ensure success of an ipm program? - (answers)Clear
communication with the customer
What is the best non chemical pest control practice for food preparation areas? -
(answers)Sanitation
Theoretically, what is the first step in the pest inspection process? - (answers)Detailed interview
with the customer
What does ipm stand for? - (answers)Integrated Pest Management
The final step in the urban pest management process is? - (answers)Program evaluation
Most insects are the most difficult to kill when they are? - (answers)In their pupae, if no pupal
stage, in the egg
What is the name of the insect order for the ants, bees and wasps? - (answers)Hymenoptera
invertebrates have no? - (answers)Backbone
What type of mouthparts do adult lepidoptera have? - (answers)Siphoning
,What is the main purpose of the thorax? - (answers)Locomotion/movement
What is the main purpose of the abdomen? - (answers)Nutrition/reproduction
What is the insect blood called? - (answers)Hemolymph
What are the 4 stages of complete metamorphosis? - (answers)egg, larva, pupae, adult
True or false? All insects are arthropods, but not all arthropods are insects - (answers)True
What are the defining characteristics of arthropods? - (answers)Exoskeleton. Segmented bodies.
Jointed appendages. Bilateral Symmetry. Open Circulatory System.
The openings on the side of an insects body which allow them to breathe are known as? -
(answers)Spiracles
Knowing what mouthparts an insect has, helps us to understand their - (answers)Diet
What order of insect is known for having a pronotum? - (answers)Blattodea(Cockroach)
True or False? Insects with complete metamorphosis are more highly evolved? - (answers)True
CSI stands for? - (answers)Chitin synthesis inhibitor
What is the maximum area considered to be a spot treatment? - (answers)2' x 2'
When treating inside wall voids, which chemical formulation is best? - (answers)Dust
,What happens when you leave chemical in a tank? - (answers)Solids can settle at the bottom and
tarnish the tank
How do you spray near a body of water? - (answers)Carefully, with large droplet size to prevent
drift
When applying to furniture, which of the following should be considered? - (answers)Is there a
visible residue
In what location should an insectide dust formulation be used? - (answers)Wall voids
Which practice will likely result in insecticide resistant insect populations? - (answers)Using the
same active ingredient repeatedly, without gaining control.
What pesticide category includes boric acid? - (answers)Inorganics
What should be added to a tank mix of residual pesticide for a long term control plan? -
(answers)Insect growth regulator
What is the greatest advantage of using wettable powder as a pesticide treatment? -
(answers)Residual affects
What is the best treatment for a 1' x 2' area? - (answers)Spot treatment
How far away do you hold an aerosol during treatment? - (answers)Refer to the label
What number is included on all pesticides? - (answers)EPA establishment number
How do you treat thick ground cover such as ivy? - (answers)Granules
, What is the best area to treat in a commercial facility/food area? - (answers)Cracks and Crevices
What pieces of legislation regulates pesticides? - (answers)FIFRA, The federal insecticide,
fungicide and rodenticide act of 1947
What are two types of resistance? - (answers)Physiological and Behavioral
What type of formulation has the active ingredient encapsulated in tiny plastic capsules -
(answers)Flowable microencapsulation
What is an advantage of using an aerosol? - (answers)No mixing required, ready to use
What pesticide group does Pyrethrum belong to? - (answers)Botanicals
What does JHA stand for? - (answers)Juvenile Hormone Analog
What does a dessicant do to an insect? - (answers)Dries it out, dehydrates it
What is the purpose of a Synergist? - (answers)To enhance the activity of an active ingredient
When referring to pesticides, organic means? - (answers)Contains one atom of each Carbon and
Hydrogen
What class of chemistry was the first to replace the higky toxic chlorinated hydrocarbons? -
(answers)Organophosphates
What gloves do you use when handling pesticides? - (answers)Whatever the label requires
If the smell, taste it respirator you are wearing is irritating you, what should you do? -
(answers)Move away from the treatment area
