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, A process used to solve pest problems while minimizing IPM (Integrated Pest Management). Hey, IPM doesn't mean you can't use
risks to people and the environment is called? pesticides...it means you try other things FIRST instead of always choosing the
nuclear option of insecticide.
When laundering your PPE in the washing machine, After washing the items, run the washer through at least one additional entire
what must be done to the washing machine AFTER cycle without clothing (you do this to get rid of any pesticide residue in the
you've washed your clothing? washer left over from your stinky ass clothes:)
List the ways that pesticides can get into your body (4). Skin, Eyes, Mouth, and Lungs as you breath
And yes, this IS a test question so KNOW it.
This kind of pesticide exposure involves continuous or Chronic
repeated contact with a toxic substance over a long
period of time (months or years).
This type of poisoning is the severe poisoning which Acute
occurs after exposure to a single dose of pesticide
Most labels have a special word in capital letters on the Danger OR Danger-Poison; Warning; Caution
front of the label. It tells you what the acute health
hazard is. The words you might see are what?
In pest control we have a phrase regarding pesticide The Label is the Law
labels. What is that phrase?
What are the three things you would expect to find in the Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals
"Precautionary Statements" part of a pesticide label? Environmental Hazards – this contains any necessary warnings about surface
(Yes, you MUST know this...remember that SAFETY IS A waters, drift, organisms to which the product is highly toxic, etc.
HUGE ISSUE WITH THE SPCB) Physical and Chemical Hazards - this contains product-specific hazards such
as flammability.
You must wear eye protection when you mix, load, or Temple and Brow Protection (see image) This is so pesticide doesn't come in
apply pesticides; clean or repair equipment that was the sides of your goggles or drip down from your eyebrows. Your unibrow might
used for pesticides; and anytime the label says so. be fantastic but it won't stop pesticide from running down into your eyes!
California MANDATES that all eye protection have 2
things. What are these 2 things?
True or False: Regular eyeglasses and sunglasses False. EYEGLASSES AND SUNGLASS SUCK when it comes to keeping
provide enough protection from pesticide exposure pesticide splashes and mist away from your eyes.
especially during mixing and loading. Miss this one and
you're officially an idiot.
What are two parts of the body are the most likely to be Your hands and forearms (think about it....you handle pesticide with your
exposed to pesticides? HANDS and it can splash up to your FOREARMS)
California mandates that the MINIMUM thickness of 14mm
gloves used for pesticide mixing/loading/application be
what? 3 multiple choice options
Can the Structural Pest Control Board implement the use No. The label represents the MINIMUM requirements for pesticide safety. If they
of pesticide safety requirements that are LESS restrictive label says you have to wear long sleeve shirts, then California CAN'T say you
than the label allows? Read the question SLOWLY. Think can spray pesticide naked (which we can all be thankful for because I promise
about it. you, no one wants to see you nude). THE FEDS HANDCUFF THE STATES.
Can the Structural Pest Control Board implement the use Yes! Some of labels don't require the use of eye protection at all.... but California
of pesticide safety requirements that absolutely requires it!
are MORE restrictive than the label allows? READ IT
SLOWLY. THINK ABOUT WHAT'S BEING ASKED.
True or False: Because of their thickness, fabric-lined or No - fabric-lined or leather gloves are NEVER allowed (think about it... they
leather gloves are allowed in both mixing and loading of would ABSORB PESTICIDE)
pesticides and during pesticide application.