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Ace Your Pest Management Certification with Ease! Unlock the secrets to mastering General and Household Pest Management with this all-inclusive study guide! Packed with 100+ verified questions and answers, this resource is your golden ticket to scoring an A+ and guaranteeing a pass on your exams. What’s Inside? Detailed coverage of pest identification, control methods, and chemical applications. Expertly curated Q&A to reinforce key concepts and boost retention. Real-world scenarios for practical understanding of urban pest management. Exam-ready content tailored to certification boards like ESA (Entomological Society of America) and State Pest Control Licensing.

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2 types of traps that can be issued in nuisance fly pest management
- answer-Electric light traps (usually UV lights) or have glue boards

(Bottles or harry traps can be used to capture and identification purposes. Bottles
are useful for trapping vinegar flies and humpback flies once the breeding source is
eliminated.

3 blood-sucking insects found in/around a structure
- answer-Brown Dog Tick
cat flea?
bed bugs
lice

3 common signs of birds in/on a structure
- answer-if they are living there or just visiting
where they are nesting, feeding, roosting, or loafing at a specific site
if they are causing property damage

3 limitations for pyrethroid insecticide uses to control accidental invaders
- answer-applications are permitted to the exterior of buildings where the grated
surfaces are underneath eaves, soffits, Windows, or doors that are protected by
coverings, overhangs, awnings, or other structures protected from rainfall.

application is limited to crack-to-crevice or building foundations up to the height
of 3 feet (1m) only if the exterior of a building is not protected from rainfall

treatments maybe using a coarse, low-pressure spray to portions of surfaces the are
directly above bare soil, lawn, mulch or other vegetation

3 methods used to manage accidental invaders
- answer-exclusion
habitat modification
chemical control

,3 needs each pest species must have to survive in a site
- answer-food, water and shelter

3 types of application equipment that could be used in a perimeter treatment
- answer-Large capacity sprayer

Backpack sprayer

Compressed air sprayer

4 approaches for managing ant infestations
- answer-1. Pest proofing and sanitation
2. Barrier treatments
3. Treating the nest directly
4. Baits as a way of delivering pesticide into the nest

4 common places that pests can enter a structure?
- answer-cracks, windows, doors, and any utility service

4 common., structure-infesting cockroach species
- answer-German cockroach

Brownbanded cockroach

American cockroach

Oriental cockroach

4 places to inspect to look for pest or evidence of pests
- answer-1.cracks

2.behind/under stuff

3. Messy areas

4. Utility lines (electric, water, gas, computers etc)

(Where they will go into the outside building structure or interior walls)

,5 common entry sites for squirrels entering a structure
- answer-damaged attic louvers, ventilators, soffits, joints of siding, knot holes,
openings where utility pipes or wires enter, chimneys, and flashing.

5 locations ants build their nests?
- answer-Wood
Near hot water pipes or near warm areas
Soil
Near another colony
Crevices

6 ant species found in or near structures
- answer-Carpenter ants
Crazy ants
Larger yellow ants
Little black ant
Odorous house ants
Pharaoh ants?
Acrobat ants?

Accidental invader often found in new homes feeding on molds growing on lumber
exposed to moisture
- answer-Foreign grain beetle

Accidental invader that humans move into homes in bundles of newspaper,
luggage, and flowers
- answer-European Earwig

associate the available monitoring tools for blood-feeding pests
- answer-ticks- do laundry and check on the body and clothes for ticks if you have
been outside

fleas-do laundry

bed bugs- barrier tapes on bed legs, interceptor devices beneath bed legs, or a
sticky surface sandwiched between small cardboard or plastic pieces. (that was
passive now this is active) the host volatiles, carbon dioxide, and/or heat to attract
bed bugs to a device. you can also use dogs.

lice- do laundry and maybe get Robi Comb

, Mosquitoes- community wide effort- elimination of breeding sites. small areas can
be treated using sprays, aerosols or fogs.

Associate the specific order produced by crushing an ant body for two common ant
species
- answer-Larger yellow ant- lemon order

Odorous house ants- rotten-coconut odor

best method to control bats in a structure
- answer-"bat-proof" the building ( making sure the bat dosent get in the building)

Choice of insecticide and application site for ant management?
- answer-Baits

Barriers

Sticky traps

compare the bumble bee with the carpenter bee
- answer-bumble bee- 3/4 inch long. large robust body has several colored hairs
giving it a fuzzy appearance. it has a black head, a yellow or orange and black
thorax, and black and yellow or orange patterns on its abdomen

carpenter bee- 3/4- 1 inch long. it has a large body and a thorax with dense yellow
or black hairs. The abdomen is shiny black and without the density of hairs seen on
a bumble bee.

compare:

anticoagulant and non-anticoagulant rodenticides

food bait and water bait rodenticides

detection blocks and tracking powders
- answer-anticoagulant and non-anticoagulant rodenticides-

anticoagulant- act by damaging blood vessels and inhabiting blood-clotting
mechanism.

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