Florida Core Pesticide Exam
1 highly toxic - ANS-DANGER (poison)
2 fairly poisonous - ANS-WARNING
252 - ANS-Community Right To Know Act
Storage facility and pesticide spill reportage
State Emergency Response Commission
three Slightly toxic - ANS-CAUTION
388 - ANS-Public health pest control and applicator licensing
"Florida Mosquito Control Law"
4 Relatively non-poisonous - ANS-Caution or no sign worse
403 - ANS-Burn Law
Specifics of burning pesticide bins (who, in which, what kind, what number of, and so forth.)
482 - ANS-"Structural pest manage act"
Governs all "for lease" pesticide applicators except public health pest manipulate contractors
and agricultural regions.
487 - ANS-"Florida Pesticide Law"
License pesticide dealers and pesticide applicators no longer under 388 or 482
A - ANS-Aerosol
A Special Local Need Registration (SLN) permits - ANS-uses of insecticides for crops or
websites now not indexed on the Section three labeling in the nation it changed into issued.
Section 24
Action Threshold - ANS-The predetermined level at which pest manipulate is needed
Activated charcoal - ANS-Acts as and absorbent for many chemical substances
Adjuvant - ANS-Used with pesticides to enhance overall performance
Allergic effects - ANS-Reactions to materials that don't motive the equal results in others
, B - ANS-Bait
band application - ANS-Application to a continuous confined band inclusive of in or along a crop
row, in preference to over the whole subject location.
Basal software - ANS-An utility to plant stems or trunks at or simply above the floor line.
Biological manipulate - ANS-the intentional release of a natural enemy to assault a pest
populace
Blue - ANS-Health risk (four = severe)
Broadcast application - ANS-The uniform utility of a pesticide or different material over an entire
field or vicinity.
Buffer - ANS-Acidify and stabilize alkaline water prior to including pesticide
Carcinogenesis - ANS-improvement of most cancers
Chemical degredation - ANS-the breakdown of chemical compounds that do not contain
residing organisms, commonly by way of a chemical response with water
Chemical resistant - ANS-Able to prevent motion of the pesticide thru the fabric all through the
duration of use.
Should NOT be worn whilst coping with fumigants (can entice gasses and purpose burns)
Cholinesterase - ANS-Exposure to carbamate and organophosphate insecticides result in
overexcitement of nerves and muscular tissues. INSECTICIDES
Classifications - ANS-All insecticides are categorised according to their toxicity, use pattern, and
environmental results.
Commercial Applicator - ANS-A licensed applicator who uses insecticides at the job, other than
for agricultural production on private belongings.
D - ANS-Dust
- Used in systems in cracks and crevices for cockroaches
DANGER POISON - ANS-Highly toxic pesticides probably to motive acute illness through oral,
dermal, or inhalation.
Must have a announcement of practical treament
Delayed outcomes - ANS-symptoms, signs and symptoms, and/or situations evolved more than
24hrs, days, weeks, months, or maybe years after the exposure.
1 highly toxic - ANS-DANGER (poison)
2 fairly poisonous - ANS-WARNING
252 - ANS-Community Right To Know Act
Storage facility and pesticide spill reportage
State Emergency Response Commission
three Slightly toxic - ANS-CAUTION
388 - ANS-Public health pest control and applicator licensing
"Florida Mosquito Control Law"
4 Relatively non-poisonous - ANS-Caution or no sign worse
403 - ANS-Burn Law
Specifics of burning pesticide bins (who, in which, what kind, what number of, and so forth.)
482 - ANS-"Structural pest manage act"
Governs all "for lease" pesticide applicators except public health pest manipulate contractors
and agricultural regions.
487 - ANS-"Florida Pesticide Law"
License pesticide dealers and pesticide applicators no longer under 388 or 482
A - ANS-Aerosol
A Special Local Need Registration (SLN) permits - ANS-uses of insecticides for crops or
websites now not indexed on the Section three labeling in the nation it changed into issued.
Section 24
Action Threshold - ANS-The predetermined level at which pest manipulate is needed
Activated charcoal - ANS-Acts as and absorbent for many chemical substances
Adjuvant - ANS-Used with pesticides to enhance overall performance
Allergic effects - ANS-Reactions to materials that don't motive the equal results in others
, B - ANS-Bait
band application - ANS-Application to a continuous confined band inclusive of in or along a crop
row, in preference to over the whole subject location.
Basal software - ANS-An utility to plant stems or trunks at or simply above the floor line.
Biological manipulate - ANS-the intentional release of a natural enemy to assault a pest
populace
Blue - ANS-Health risk (four = severe)
Broadcast application - ANS-The uniform utility of a pesticide or different material over an entire
field or vicinity.
Buffer - ANS-Acidify and stabilize alkaline water prior to including pesticide
Carcinogenesis - ANS-improvement of most cancers
Chemical degredation - ANS-the breakdown of chemical compounds that do not contain
residing organisms, commonly by way of a chemical response with water
Chemical resistant - ANS-Able to prevent motion of the pesticide thru the fabric all through the
duration of use.
Should NOT be worn whilst coping with fumigants (can entice gasses and purpose burns)
Cholinesterase - ANS-Exposure to carbamate and organophosphate insecticides result in
overexcitement of nerves and muscular tissues. INSECTICIDES
Classifications - ANS-All insecticides are categorised according to their toxicity, use pattern, and
environmental results.
Commercial Applicator - ANS-A licensed applicator who uses insecticides at the job, other than
for agricultural production on private belongings.
D - ANS-Dust
- Used in systems in cracks and crevices for cockroaches
DANGER POISON - ANS-Highly toxic pesticides probably to motive acute illness through oral,
dermal, or inhalation.
Must have a announcement of practical treament
Delayed outcomes - ANS-symptoms, signs and symptoms, and/or situations evolved more than
24hrs, days, weeks, months, or maybe years after the exposure.
