7A General+Household Pest Control
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Acute toxicity refers to the toxicity from - CORRECT ANSWER - One time exposure to
pesticide
Chronic toxicity refers to toxicity from - CORRECT ANSWER - Many small exposures
to a pesticide
The term LD50 refers to the level of toxicity where - CORRECT ANSWER - 50%
mortality is observed
Pyrethroid pesticides exert their toxicity in the form of - CORRECT ANSWER - A nerve
poison with symptoms similar to chlorinated hydrocarbons
Dermal LD50 for Vitamin D3 is - CORRECT ANSWER - Unknown
Chronic toxicity test are conducted to determined - CORRECT ANSWER - Teratogenic
and carcinogenic effects
carcinogenic Is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Cancer
A neurotoxin is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Toxicity to the nervous
system
A teratogen is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - birth defects
Oncogenes causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Tumors
, IARC - CORRECT ANSWER - International Agency for Research on Cancer
DEP - CORRECT ANSWER - Department of Environmental Protection
DEP hotline - CORRECT ANSWER - 1877WARNDEP
For a recertification of commercial applicators the following is required within five years
recertification. - CORRECT ANSWER - 8 credits in Core
IGR - CORRECT ANSWER - Insect growth regulator
LD 50 is expressed in units of - CORRECT ANSWER - Mg/Kg
Most common cause of pesticide poisoning - CORRECT ANSWER - Dermal exposure
Skin exposure usually occurs - CORRECT ANSWER - Mixing and application
procedures
Eye contact with pesticides can be prevented by - CORRECT ANSWER - Goggles or
face shield
Fire poses A unique risk - CORRECT ANSWER - Because of the toxic fumes that may
be produced
The use of check valves to prevent back siphonage is - CORRECT ANSWER - required
by New Jersey Law
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Acute toxicity refers to the toxicity from - CORRECT ANSWER - One time exposure to
pesticide
Chronic toxicity refers to toxicity from - CORRECT ANSWER - Many small exposures
to a pesticide
The term LD50 refers to the level of toxicity where - CORRECT ANSWER - 50%
mortality is observed
Pyrethroid pesticides exert their toxicity in the form of - CORRECT ANSWER - A nerve
poison with symptoms similar to chlorinated hydrocarbons
Dermal LD50 for Vitamin D3 is - CORRECT ANSWER - Unknown
Chronic toxicity test are conducted to determined - CORRECT ANSWER - Teratogenic
and carcinogenic effects
carcinogenic Is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Cancer
A neurotoxin is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Toxicity to the nervous
system
A teratogen is a material that causes - CORRECT ANSWER - birth defects
Oncogenes causes - CORRECT ANSWER - Tumors
, IARC - CORRECT ANSWER - International Agency for Research on Cancer
DEP - CORRECT ANSWER - Department of Environmental Protection
DEP hotline - CORRECT ANSWER - 1877WARNDEP
For a recertification of commercial applicators the following is required within five years
recertification. - CORRECT ANSWER - 8 credits in Core
IGR - CORRECT ANSWER - Insect growth regulator
LD 50 is expressed in units of - CORRECT ANSWER - Mg/Kg
Most common cause of pesticide poisoning - CORRECT ANSWER - Dermal exposure
Skin exposure usually occurs - CORRECT ANSWER - Mixing and application
procedures
Eye contact with pesticides can be prevented by - CORRECT ANSWER - Goggles or
face shield
Fire poses A unique risk - CORRECT ANSWER - Because of the toxic fumes that may
be produced
The use of check valves to prevent back siphonage is - CORRECT ANSWER - required
by New Jersey Law
