General Structural Pest Control Questions and Answers Rated A+

General Structural Pest Control Questions and Answers Rated A+ All structural pest providers, whether they use pesticides classified as restricted, state-limited use, or general use must be licensed by the Structural Pest Control Board. True The state agency that shares responsibility for pesticide applicator that only develops applicator training and study materials is the (blank) AgriLife Extension All business license holders must have their own licensed commercial applicator for that business. True Which of the following is a Structural Pest control category? A. Citrus Pest control B. Green House Pest control C. Weed control D. Animal Pest control C. Weed control The major agency for pesticide regulations in Texas is the (blank) TDA When was the Structural Pest control act enacted? 1971 What does FIFRA stand for? Federal insecticide fungicide rodenticide act FIFRA gives the EPA the authority to register pesticides and to develop regulations. True Reentry time is defined by EPA as the time just after pesticide application when unprotected workers may not enter the treated area. True The (blank) addresses pesticide residue levels in food and feed crops sold in the US FDCA (food, drug, and cosmetic act) EPA has registered about (blank) pesticide products 25,000 The transportation safety act of 1974 authorized the US dept of transportation (DOT) to regulate all transportation of hazardous materials True The endangered species act of 1973 protects endangered species. True The (blank) of a substance is its capacity to injure a living system A. Dose B. Rate C. Toxicity D. Acute C. Toxicity The effect of a pesticide on your health depends on several factors. The most important factor is called the (blank) A. Acute exposure B. Dose-time relationship C. Time exposure D. Chronic exposure B. Dose time relationship Acute exposure is defined as contact for 24 hours or less. True Three routes by which pesticides can enter your body are (blank), (blank) and (blank). Dermal, inhalation, swallowing