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anticoagulant - Correct Answers ✅prevents blood clotting anticoagulant - first generation - Correct Answers ✅generally require bait consumption over several feedings (days) in order to get lethal dose anticoagulant - second generation - Correct Answers ✅lethal after single ingestion FIFRA - Correct Answers ✅Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act FQPA - Correct Answers ✅Food Quality Protection Act of 1996 Carries the same enforcement weight as the actual label provided on the pesticide container - Correct Answers ✅labeling EPA - Correct Answers ✅Environmental Protection Agency GDA - Correct Answers ✅Georgia Department of Agriculture who registers all pesticides - Correct Answers ✅EPA and GDA
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2 classifications of pesticides - Correct Answers ✅general use or restricted use SPCA - Correct Answers ✅Structural Pest Control Act (primary law in georgia) how often and hours needed for reregistration - Correct Answers ✅every 2 years; 8 for household pest control; 8 for wood destroying organisms; 3 for fumigation when do registrations expire - Correct Answers ✅june 30th of each odd numbered year when to treat school room - Correct Answers ✅when students are not expected to be present for a minimum of 3 hours or longer if directed by pesticide product label open area application at school - Correct Answers ✅if area within 10 feet of application is secured and no students are present within secured area outside on school grounds applications - Correct Answers ✅can be applied if students not expected within 20 feet
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lice, aphids, praying mantis, termites, earwigs, grasshoppers, cicadas, crickets, bed bugs, aquatic insects- dragonflies, mayflies, stoneflies. complete metamorphosis - Correct Answers ✅egg, larva, pupa, adult (ex: ants, bees, butterflies, flies, wasps, beetles, fleas) tick - Correct Answers ✅2 body sections: head and abdomen IPM - Correct Answers ✅integrated pest management IPM control methods - Correct Answers ✅exclusion, habitat modification, sanitation, repellents, mechanical/physical, pesticides IPM features - Correct Answers ✅1. Identification; 2. Inspection; 3. Communication; 4. action plan development; 5. action plan implementation; 6. action plan monitoring; 7. action plan revision; 8. continued monitoring which pesticide directly kills the target pest and include all synthetic or man-made active ingredients? a. chemical pesiticides b. biopesticides c. biochemical pesticides - Correct Answers ✅chemical pesticide
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which pesticide is derived from materials found in nature? a. chemical pesiticides b. biopesticides c. biochemical pesticides - Correct Answers ✅biopesticides which pesticides are naturally occurring substances that control pests by non-toxic modes of actions such as pheromones? a. chemical pesiticides b. biopesticides c. biochemical pesticides - Correct Answers ✅biochemicals chemical pesticides modes of action - Correct Answers ✅nervous system, muscles, reproduction, growth or energy production 2 components of all pesticide formulations - Correct Answers ✅biologically or chemically active portion called the active ingredient (AI); a not-active portion called the inert ingredient nerve action ingredients - Correct Answers ✅disrupt nerve function
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net contents - Correct Answers ✅declares the amount of formulation that is originally packaged in container length of time required before a person without protective clothing can safely enter a pesticide-treated area - Correct Answers ✅precautionary statement in general, how often should equipment be rinsed? - Correct Answers ✅daily and cleaned according to manufacturers' recommendations should clean at least how often - Correct Answers ✅weekly clean tank how often - Correct Answers ✅at least once a week check hoses how often - Correct Answers ✅daily back-flow preventers - Correct Answers ✅prevent water and pesticides from being drawn back into the water supply system when filling tanks with a hose if there is a sudden drop in water pressure most common hand dusters - Correct Answers ✅bulb and bellows
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soil-applied liquid termiticide application - Correct Answers ✅apply at 4 gallons per 10 linear feet per foot of depth from the soil surface to the top of footings or a minimum of four feet leaching - Correct Answers ✅a way pesticides move through soil with water; it occurs as water moves down through the soil; high organic matter an clay soils increase absorption and help to reduce if a water soluble is applied to a sandy soil over an aquifer that is close to soil surface, it is likely to occur - Correct Answers ✅leaching true or false: pressure rinsing is equivalent to triple rinsing - Correct Answers ✅true 2 common ways to dispose of extra pesticide formulation - Correct Answers ✅apply around the exterior of the last account of the day to use up the pesticide; add the left over pesticide to a storage or disposal container/tank the LD50 - Correct Answers ✅an accepted way to compare the toxicity of all types of pesticides
