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1. anticoagulant prevents blood clotting

2. anticoagulant - first generation generally require bait consumption over several
feedings (days) in order to get lethal dose

3. anticoagulant - second generation lethal after single ingestion

4. FIFRA Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide
Act

5. FQPA Food Quality Protection Act of 1996

6. Carries the same enforcement weight labeling
as the actual label provided on the pes-
ticide container

7. EPA Environmental Protection Agency

8. GDA Georgia Department of Agriculture

9. who registers all pesticides EPA and GDA

10. 2 classifications of pesticides general use or restricted use

11. SPCA Structural Pest Control Act (primary law in geor-
gia)

12. how often and hours needed for rereg- every 2 years; 8 for household pest control; 8 for
istration wood destroying organisms; 3 for fumigation

13. when do registrations expire june 30th of each odd numbered year

14. when to treat school room when students are not expected to be present for
a minimum of 3 hours or longer if directed by
pesticide product label
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15. open area application at school if area within 10 feet of application is secured and
no students are present within secured area

16. outside on school grounds applications can be applied if students not expected within 20
feet

17. which law deals with the regulation Georgia Pesticide use and application act
and licensing of certain areas related to
structural pest control

18. 3 things a pest needs to survive food, water, harborage (place to hide)

19. Arthropods A group of organisms that have jointed ap-
pendages, an exoskeleton, bilateral symmetry,
and reproduce sexually; insects, arachnids, mil-
lipedes and cenitpedes, and crustaceans

20. insects 3 sections - head, thorax, abdomen; head with
one pair of antennae; thorax with three pairs of
legs

21. instars stages in metamorphosis

22. gradual metamorphosis insects that develop without much visible change
between their immature instars to adult- except
to increase in size. ex- springtails and silverfish

23. incomplete metamorphosis egg, nymph, adult. two different types- Pau-
rometabolous, Hemimetaboulus. Ex- roaches,
lice, aphids, praying mantis, termites, ear-
wigs, grasshoppers, cicadas, crickets, bed bugs,
aquatic insects- dragonflies, mayflies, stoneflies.


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