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WHO PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING TO FLEET COMMANDS ON ALL MATTERS RELATING TO SHIPBOARD PEST CONTROL;
- CONSULTATION - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE - RECOMMENDATIONS |
NAVY ENTOMOLOGIST
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WHO CONDUCTS TRAINING FOR CERTIFICATION AS A SHIPBOARD PEST CONTROL SPECIALIST
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NAVY ENTOMOLOGIST
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WHO REVIEWS AND EVALUATES PEST CONTROL PROCEDURES, PESTICIDES, PESTICIDE DISPERSAL EQUIPMENTS AND OTHER NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR SHIPBOARD USE
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NAVY ENTOMOLOGIST
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VECTOR CONTROL PRESERVES THE HEALTH AND MORALE OF NAVY/MC PERSONNEL BY WHAT MEANS
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- PREVENTING DISEASE TRANSMISSION TO MAN
- UNSURING SANITARY CONDITIONS - ELIMINATING THE HOSTS/RESERVOIR OF DISEASE - ENSURING A SAFE FOOD SUPPLY |
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WHAT DIRECTIVE COVERS THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
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DOD DIRECTIVE 4150.07
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WHAT PROVIDES BASICS STANDARDS AND POLICIES GOVERNING THE NAVY'S PEST CONTROL PROGRAM AND ESTABLISHES MINIMUM LEVELS OF PEST CONTROL FOR DOD INSTILLATIONS AND PROGRAM POLICIES
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DOD DIRECTIVE 4150.07, DOD PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
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ANY ARTHROPOD OR RODENT CAPABLE OF TRANSMITTING DISEASE TO INDIVIDUALS, ACT AS INTERMEDIATE HOSTS OR RESEVOIRS, OR AFFECT PERSONNEL EFFICIENCY OR MORALE
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VECTOR
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INDIVIDUAL POTENTIALLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO ILLNESS
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HOST
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ORGANISM WHERE THE AGENT LIVES AND MULTIPLES
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ANY SUBSTANCE OR MIXTURE OF SUBSTANCES THAT KILL PESTS
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WHAT PROGRAM ESTABLISHED MINIMUM LEVELS OF PEST CONTROL FOR DID INSTILLATIONS AND PROGRAM POLICIES
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DOD DIRECTIVE 4150.07, DOD PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
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WHAT INSTRUCTION COVERS THE NAVY PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
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OPNAVINST 6250.4B
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WHAT INSTRUCTION PROVIDES NAVY AND MARINE CORPS POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
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OPNAVINST 6250.4B
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SHIPBOARD PEST MANAGEMENT MANUAL
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NAVMED P-5052-26
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WHAT PROVIDES DETAILED GUIDELINES FOR THE US NAVY SHIPBOARD PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
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NAVMED P-5052-26
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR STANDARDIZING PESTICIDE AND EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDED BY BUMED FOR USE ONBOARD SHIP
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NAVSEASYSCOM
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT THE SMDR RESONSIBLE FOR PEST CONTROL IS CERTIFIED IN SHIPBOARD PEST MANAGEMENT
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COMMANDING OFFICER
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT ONLY APPROVED PESTICIDES AND EQUIPMENTS ARE STORED OR USED ABOARD SHIP
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COMMANDING OFFICER
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THE SMDR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT WRT PEST CONTROL
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- PROCURE APPROVED PEST CONTROL ITEMS
- CONDUCT OR SUPERVISE PEST MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS - -RECORD ALL PEST MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES - REPORT PEST MANAGEMENT INFO TO HIGHER AUTHORITY |
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NAVY POLICY IS TO EMPLOY AN INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM THAT MINIMIZES PESTICIDE USE THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF WHAT
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PEST MANAGEMENT TECHINIQUES
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DOD PESTICIDES ARE BROKEN INTO 3 STANDARDS, WHAT ARE THEY
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- RESTIRCTED
- NON-RESTRICTED - NONSTANDARD PESTICIDES |
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PESTICIDES THAT ARE FOR USE BY TRAINING PESTICIDE APPLICATOR AND INCLUDE ALL EPA RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDES FALL UNDER WHAT CATEGORY
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RESTRICTED
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES ARE AVAILABLE WITHOUT CONTROL THROUGH THE MILITARY SUPPLY SYSTEM
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NON-RESTRICTED
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES DO NOT REQUIRE SPECIAL TRAINING TO APPLY, BUT ONLY TRAINED PERSONNEL MAY APPLY THEM ONBOARD A SHIP
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NON-RESTRICTED
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THESE PESTICIDES MUST BE APPROVED BY THE APPROPRIATE AREA ENTOMOLOGIST PRIOR TO USE
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NONSTANDARD PESTICIDES
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LIST THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF PESTICIDES BY USE
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- ACARICIDE
- FUNGICIDE - HERBICIDE - INSECTICIDE - MOLLUSCICIDE - RODENTICIDES |
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDE CONTROLS MITES, SCORPIONS, SPIDERS AND TICKS
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ACARICIDE
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDE CONTROLS FUNGI
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FUNGICIDE
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WHAT CLASSIFICATION OF PESTICIDE CONTROLS UNDESIRED VEGITATION
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HERBICIDE
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WHAT CLASSIFICATION OF PESTICIDE CONTROLS CONTROL INSECTS
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INSECTICIDES
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INSECTICIDES CAN BE DIVIDED INTO WHAT THREE CATEGORIES
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- ADULTICIDE
- LARVICIDE - OVICIDE |
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WHAT CLASSIFICATION OF PESTICIDES CONTROL SNAILS AND OTHER MOLLUSKS
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MOLLUSCICIDES
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LIST THE TYPES OF PESTICIDE TYPE BY CHEMICAL
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- INORGANIC
- CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS - ORGANOPHOSPHATE(OUS) - CARBAMATE - BOTANICALS - SYNTHETICS |
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BORIC ACID IS AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT KIND OF PESTICIDE
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INORGANIC
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES ARE NOT CURRENTLY USED BY THE DOD
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CHLORINATED HYDROCARBONS
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ORGANOPHOSPHATE(OUS) PESTICIDES ARE BROKEN INTO WHAT TWO CATEGORIES
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- MALATHION
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BAYGON IS WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDE
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CARBAMATE
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THERE ARE FEW OF THIS TYPE OF PESTICIDE IN USE
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BOTANICALS
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SYNTHETIC PESTICIDES ARE BROKEN INTO WHAT TWO TYPES
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- PYRETHOIDS
- D-PHENOTHRIN |
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES KILL FOLLOWING INGESTION
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STOMACH POISONS
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES ENDER THROUGH THE INSECT'S BODY WALL OR RESPIRATORY CENTERS AND KILL AFTER CONTACT
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CONTACT POISON
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDE ENTERS IN THE GASEOUS OR VAPOR FORM VIA THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AND OR THROUGH BODY SURFACES
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FUMIGANTS
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PESTICIDES CONTAINING MICROORGANISMS: SUCH AS VIRUSES, BACTERIA, ETC; OR THEIR PRODUCTS THAT CONTROL THE PEST
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BIOLOGICAL
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES CAUSE DEATH BY DEHYDRATION
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DESICCANTS
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDES ARE POISONOUS SUBSTANCES APPLIED TO MATERIAL SUCH AS WOOD
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PRESERVATIVES
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REPELLENTS, CHEMOSTERILANTS AND SYSTEMICS ARE PETICIDES SEPARATED BY THEIR WHAT
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MODE OF ACTION
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WHAT TYPE OF PESTICIDE CONTROLS THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS IN INSECTS
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GROWTH REGULATORS
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WRT PESTICIDES GROUPED BY FORMULATION; DILUTION OF THE THE CONCENTRATE WITH _____ IS ALL THAT IS NORMALLY REQUIRED
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OIL OR WATER
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THE VARIOUS FORMULATIONS INTO WHICH PESTICIDES MAY BE PREPARED ARE
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- OIL SOLUTIONS
- EMULSIONS - SUSPENSIONS - DUSTS - GRANULES |
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SKULL AND CROSSBONES, ANTIDOTE STATEMENT, HIGHLY TOXIC
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DANGER
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NO ANTIDOTE STATEMENT, MODERATELY TOXIC
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WARNING
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NO ANTIDOTE STATEMENT, SLIGHTLY TOXIC
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CAUTION
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COMPARATIVELY FREE OF TOXICITY
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NO WARNING
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PER FIFRA (FEDERAL INSECTICIDE, FUNGICIDE AND RODENTICIDE ACT OF 1972) ALL PESTICIDES MUST BEAR WHAT WORDS
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KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
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WHAT MUST ALL PESTICIDES PROVIDE ON THE LABELS
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- NAME AND BRAND
- EPA REGISTRATION NUMBER - INGREDIENT STATEMENT - STATEMENT OF USE - THE STATEMENT; "IT IS A VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW TO USE THIS PRODUCT IN A MANNER INCONSISTENT WITH ITS LABELING" - DIRECTIONS FOR USE - METHOD OF APPLICATION - STORAGE AND DISPOSAL |
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PPE MUST BE WORN TO PROTECT ALL PARTS OF THE BODY FROM PESTICIDE CONTAMINATION AND MUST BE STORED WHERE
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IN AN AREA SEPARATE FROM ANY PESTICIDE EXPOSURE
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WRT PESTICIDE APPLICATION; RESPIRATORS MUST BE APPROVED BY WHOM
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NIOSH
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WRT PESTICIDE APPLICATION; RESPIRATORS MUST BE CHANGED HOW OFTEN
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AFTER 8 HOURS OF USE, IF A PESTICIDE ODOR IS DETECTED OR AFTER 4 HOURS DURING HEAVY SPRAYING
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WRT PESTICIED USE; WHAT TYPE OF BODY PROTECTION MAY BE REQUIRED
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- LONG SLEEVE SHIRT AND FULL LENGTH TROUSERS
- CLOSELY WOVEN MATERIAL - RUBBER APRON |
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WRT PESTICIDE USE; YOU SHOULD WEAR WHAT TYPE OF GLOVES THAT WILL PROTECT THE WRIST
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SOLVENT RESISTANT
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WHEN USING PESTICIDES, ENSURE GLOVES ARE NOT WHAT
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FABRIC LINED
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GLOVES SHOULD BE TESTED FOR LEAKS HOW OFTEN
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ON A DAILY BASIS
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EAR PROTECTION IS REQUIRED FOR LARGE DISPERSAL EQUIPMENT DUE TO NOISE PER WHAT INSTRUCTION
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NAVMED P-5052-26 APPENDIX A
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AN AUTHORIZED SHIPBOARD PESTICIDE LIST CAN BE FOUND IN APPENDIX A OF WHAT
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SHIPBOARD PEST MANAGEMENT PCKET GUIDE, 2009
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EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHATES CAN CAUSE WHAT
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IRREVERSIBLE CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MILD EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHATES CAN INCLUDE WHAT
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ANOREXIA, HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, WEAKNESS, ANXIETY, TREMORS OF TONGUE AND EYELIDS, MIOSIS (PUPIL CONSTRICTION), AND VISUAL IMPAIRMENT
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MODERATE EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHATES CAN INCLUDE WHAT
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NAUSEA, SALIVATION, LACRIMATION, ABDOMINAL CRAMPS, VOMITING, SWEATING, SLOW PULSE AND MUSCLE TREMORS
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SEVERE EXPOSURE TO ORGANOPHOSPHATES CAN INCLUDE WHAT
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DIARRHEA, PINPOINT AND NON-REACTIVE PUPILS, DYSPNEA, CYANOSIS, LOSS OF SPHINCTER CONTROL, CONVULSIONS, COMA AND HEART ATTACK
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WRT TREATMENT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE EXPOSURE; AFTER CYANOSIS IS OVERCOME, GIVE ___ TO ___ MG OF ATROPINE SULFATE INTRAVENOUS (IV)
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2 TO 4 MG
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WRT TREATMENT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE EXPOSURE, REPEAT DOSES OF ATROPINE SULFATE AT 5 TO 10 MINUTES UNTIL WHAT
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ATROPINIZATION OCCURS
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WRT TREATMENT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE EXPOSURE, MAINTAIN TREATMENT FOR ____ HOURS OR LONGER
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24 HOURS
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WRT TREATMENT OF ORGANOPHOSPHATE EXPOSURE, WHAT MAY BE USED FOR SUPPORTIVE THERAPY
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2 PAM CHLORIDE, 1GM IV SLOWLY
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WRT CARBAMATE POISONING, IS CAUSE ____ CHOLINESTERASE INHIBITION
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REVERSIBLE
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF CARBAMATE POISONING CAN INCLUDE WHAT
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PUPILLARY CONSTRICTION, SALIVATION, PROFUSE SWEATING, LASSITUDE, MUSCLE INCOORDINATION, NAUSEA AND VOMITING, DIARRHEA, EPIGASTRIC PAIN AND TIGHTNESS IN THE CHEST
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ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDE POISONING CAN CAUSE WHAT WRT THE CNS
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DEPRESSION / STIMULATION
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WHAT IS THE PEDICULUS HUMANUS HUMANUS
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BODY LOUSE
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THIS TYPE OF LICE ARE USUALLY FOUND ON AREAS OF THE BODY OTHER THAN THE HEAD AND NECK AND ATTACHES NITS TO CLOTHING AND UNDERGARMENTS
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PEDICULUS HUMANUS HUMANUS
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WHAT IS THE PEDICULUS HUMANUS CAPITIS
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HEAD LOUSE
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THIS TYPE OF LICE IS USUALLY FOUND ON THE HEAD AND NECK, CAN BE LOCATED IN OTHER HAIRY PARTS OF THE BODY AND THE EGG OF THE LOUSE (CALLED A "NIT") IS CEMENTED TO THE HAIR
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HEAD LOUSE
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WHAT IS THE PHTHIRUS PUBIS
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CRAB LOUSE
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WHAT TYPE OF LOUSE IS USUALLY FOUND ON HAIRS IN THE PUBIC, ANAL REGIONS AND EYEBROWS
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CRAB LOUSE
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WHAT TYPE OF LOUSE CAN ALSO BE LOCATED IN OTHER HAIRY PARTS OF THE BODY. IT ALSO CEMENTS ITS NITS TO THE HAIR
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CRAB LOUSE
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WRT TREATMENT OF LICE, YOU SHOULD WASH ALL CLOTHING AND LINENS AT WHAT TEMPERATURE OR HIGHER
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100 DEG F
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WHAT MEDICATION SHOULD YOU USE AS DIRECTED WRT TREATMENT OF LICE
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ELIMITE (PREMETHRIN)
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WHAT TYPE OF ADULT COCKROACH APPEARS TAN OR STRAW COLORED, IS APPROX 15 MM IN SIZE AND HAS TWO LONGITUDINAL DARK STRIPES NEAR THE HEAD
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GERMAN COCKROACH
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THE FEMALE GERMAN COCKROACH CAN PRODUCE AN AVERAGE OF HOW MANY EGG CAPSULES IN A LIFETIME, EACH CONTAINING UP TO HOW MANY EGGS
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6 EGG CAPSULES, WITH UP TO 50 EGGS PER CAPSULE
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON INDOOR SPECIES OF COCKROACH, ESPECIALLY IN AND AROUND FOOD SERVICES SPACES AND FACILITIES
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GERMAN COCKROACH
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WHAT TYPE OF COCKROACH APPEARS LIGHTER IN COLOR THAN THE GERMAN COCKROACH, IS USUALLY LESS THAN 15MM LONG AND HAS TWO YELLOW CROSS BANDS NEAR THE BASE OF THE ADULT WINGS AND TWO TRANSVERSE LIGHT BANDS ON THE DORSAL SURFACE OF THE NYMPHS
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BROWN-BANDED COCKROACH
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THE FEMALE BROWN-BANDED COCKROACH CAN PRODUCE AN AVERAGE OF ____ EGG CAPSULES IN HER LIFETIME, EACH CONTAINING AN AVERAGE OF ____ EGGS
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10 EGG CAPSULES, EACH CONTAINING AN AVERAGE OF 15 EGGS
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THIS COCKROACH PREFERS LIVING ROOMS, DINING ROOMS, BEDROOMS AND CLOSETS OF DWELLINGS
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BROWN-BANDED COCKROACH
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THIS COCKROACH IS A COMMON PEST IN HOTELS AND MOTELS AND OFTEN FOUND IN HOSPITAL WARDS
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BROWN-BANDED COCKROACH
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THIS TYPE OF COCKROACH IS NOT CONSIDERED A FOOD SERVICE AREA SPECIES
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BROWN-BRANDED COCKROACH
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WHAT TYPE OF ADULT COCKROACH APPEARS DARK REDDISH-BROWN
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AMERICAN COCKROACH
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WHAT TYPE OF ADULT COCKROACH IS APPROX 35 MM LONG
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AMERICAN COCKROACH
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THE ANTERIOR DORSAL PLATE BEHIND THE HEAD OF THIS ADULT COCKROACH HAS A CONSPICUOUS YELLOW POSTERIOR BORDER STRIP
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AMERICAN COCKROACH
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THE FEMALE AMERICAN COCKROACK CAN PRODUCE AN AVERAGE OF ____ EGG CAPSULES, EACH CONTAINING AN AVERAGE OF ____ EGGS
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34 CAPSULES, EACH CONTAINING 15 EGGS
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THIS TYPE OF COCKROACH HAS FILTHY HABITS, MOVING FROM SHELTER OR BREADING AREA TO FOOD SOURCES. IT HAS A POTENTIAL DANGEROUS DISEASE VECTOR
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AMERICAN COCKROACH
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LIST THE SANITATION CONTROL METHODS FOR ALL COCKROACHES
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- STORE FOOD PROPERLY
- GARBAGE AND OTHER REFUSE SHOULD BE IN CONTAINERS WITH TIGHT-FITTING LIDDS AND CLEANED DAILY - FOOD SHOULD BE RESTRICTED FROM BERTHING - REDUCTION OF FOOD SOURCES AND GENERAL CLEANLINESS |
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TYPICAL HARBORAGES FOR COCKROACHES INCLUDE WHAT
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- OLD AND TOWN INSULATION
- AREA BETWEEN WALLS - AREAS BEHINDS DRAWERS, OVEN HOODS, UNDER COUNTERS AND SERVING LINES |
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU SURVEY FOOD SERVICE AREAS FOR COCKROACHES
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EVERY 2 WEEKS
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THESE TYPES OF MOTHS ARE LESS COMMON THAN BEETLES, THOUGH ABLE TO READILY INFEST ALL FARINACEOUS PRODUCTS WITH LARVAE
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INDIAN MEAL MOTHS
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THE FEMALE INDIAN MEAL MOTH CAN LAY BETWEEN ___ AND ___ EGGS AND REQUIRES ___ TO ___ WEEKS TO GO FROM EGG TO ADULT STAGE
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100 AND 300 EGSS, 6 TO 8 WEEKS
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THESE TYPES OF MOTHS HAVE A COPPER LUSTER ON THE OUTER TWO-THIRDS OF THEIR WINGS
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INDIAN MEAL MOTHS
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THESE TYPES OF BEETLE ARE SIMILAR IN APPEARANCE
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CONFUSED AND RED FLOUR BEETLE
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THESE TYPE OF BEETLES ARE CALLED "TRIBOLIUM" BEETLES
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FLOUR BEETLES
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THESE TYPE OF BEETLES ARE SHINY, FLATTENED AND REDDISH BROWN
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FLOUR BEETLES
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THESE TYPE OF BEETLES' HEADS AND UPPER PARTS OF THORAX ARE DENSELY COVERED WITH MINUTE PITTING
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FLOUR BEETLES
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THESE BEETLES' WING COVERS ARE RIDGED LENGTHWISE
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FLOUR BEETLES
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THE FEMALE FLOUR BEETLE CAN LAY AN AVERAGE OF ____ EGGS IN HER LIFETIME
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440
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WHAT TYPE OF BEETLE EGGS ARE COVERED WITH A STICKY SECRETION AND ADHERE TO THE SIDES OF SACKS AND BOXES
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FLOUR BEETLE
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THIS TYPE OF BEETLE HAVE HAIRS ON OUTSIDE OF THE LARVAE THAT CAN CAUSE INTESTINAL TRAUMA, EYE IRRITATION, DERMITITIS, AND ALLERGIC REACTION
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DERMESTID BEETLE (KHAPRA BEETLE)
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THIS TYPE OF BEETLE IS A QUARANTINABLE INSECT
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DERMESTID BEETLE (KHAPRA BEETLE)
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THE ADULT DERMESTID (KHAPRA) BEETLES ARE ____ SHAPED
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OVAL
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THE ADULT DERMESTID (KHAPRA) BEETLE ARE WHAT COLOR
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REDDISH BROWN WITH PALE MARKINGS ON THE WING COVERS
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THE LARVAE OF THE DERMESTID (KHAPRA) BEETLE ARE RESISTANT TO WHAT
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STARVATION
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THE LARVAE OF THE DERMESTID (KHAPRA) BEETLE CAN LIVE FOR HOW LONG WITHOUT FOOD
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SEVERAL YEARS
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WHAT BEETLE IS THE MOST COMMONLY FOUND STORED PRODUCTS PEST ABOARD SHIP
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SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE
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WHAT TYPE OF BEETLE IS SLENDER, AND FLAT BROWN
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SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE
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THE SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE IS APPROX HOW LONG
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2.5 MM IN LENGTH
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THE SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE'S THORAX BEARS ____ SAW-TOOTHED PROJECTIONS ON EACH SIDE
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SIX
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THE FEMALE SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE CAN LAY AS MANY AS ____ EGGS IN A LIFETIME
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280 EGGS
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THE SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE EGGS HATCH IN ___ TO ____ DAYS
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3 TO 4
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THE SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLES WITH GROW FROM EGGS TO ADULT IN HOW LONG
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ONE MONTH
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ADULT SAW-TOOTHED GRAIN BEETLE CAN LIVE HOW LONG
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6 TO 10 MONTHS
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WHAT ARE SOME FOOD ITEMS WITH HIGH INSECT INFESTATION POTENTIAL
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- GRITS
- CORNMEAL - FARINA - DRY MIX - MACARONI - BARLEY - COOKIE AND CAKE MIX - FLOUR - DRY BEANS AND PEAS - READ-TO-EAT CEREAL |
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WRT SAMPLING OF FOOD ITEMS, ENSURE TO OBSERVE SAMPLES FOR THE FOLLOWING
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- SEAMS IN SACKS
- PINHOLES IN BOXES AND PLASTIC BAGS - INSECT FEET - WEBBING - CAST SKINS - LARVAL FORMS - ADULT INSECTS |
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WRT SAMPLING OF FOOD ITEMS AND PIERSIDE INSPECTIONS; IF INSECTS ARE FOUND, WHAT DO YOU NEED TO DO
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SEPARATE INFESTED SUPPLIES AND NOTIFY THE SUPPLY OFFICER
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IF A SMALL QUANTITY OF DRY STORES ARE FOUND TO BE LIGHTLY INFESTED WITH LESS THAN ___ BEETLES PER POUND (OTHER THAN DERMESTID SPECIES AND FLOUR BEETLES), THE INFESTED ITEM SHOULD BE REMOVED IMMEDIATELY AND PLACED IN A FREEZER SPACE FOR AT LEAST ___ DAYS AND USED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE THEREAFTER
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7 BEETLES PER POUND, AND 3 DAYS
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TWO WEEKS AT ___ DEG F IS REQUIRED TO KILL ASLL STAGES OF THE INSECTS
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ZERO DEG F
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IF DRY STORES ARE INFESTED WITH WHAT PER POUND ARE THEY NO LONGER FIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
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1 LIVING OR DEAD DERMESTID LARVA
- 3 FLOUR BEETLES (ADULT OR LARVAE) - 7 INSECTS (ADULT OR LARVAE) OF ANY OTHER KIND |
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WHAT IS THE MOST WIDELY DISTRIBUTED INSECT OF IMPORTANCE TO MANKIND
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HOUSE FLY
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THE EGGS OF WHAT ARE DEPOSITED IN DECAYING VEGETABLE AND ANIMAL MATTER, GARBAGE, ANIMAL/HUMAN FECAL MATERIAL, AND CONTAMINATED SOIL
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HOUSE FLY
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THE FEMALE HOUSE FLY LAYS ____ BATCHES OF EGGS EVERY 3 TO 4 DAYS
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20 BATCHES
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HOUSE FLY EGGS HATCH IN HOW LONG UNDER FAVORABLE CONDITIONS
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8 TO 12 HOURS
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HOUSE FLY LARVAE (MAGGOTS) ARE CREAMY WHITE, AND ____ IN LENGTH
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0.5"
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HOUSE FLY LARVAE (MAGGOTS) DEVELOP IN HOW LONG DEPENDING ON CONDITIONS
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3-24 DAYS
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THESE LARVAE WILL BURROW INTO SOIL - DEVELOPING A BROWN PUPAL CASE
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HOUSE FLY LARVAE (MAGGOTS)
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THE PUPA STAGE OF THE HOUSE FLY USUALLY LASTS FOR HOW LONG
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4-5 DAYS, ADULT EMERGES
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DESCRIBE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ADULT HOUSE FLY
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- GREY IN COLOR
- GRAY THORAX - HAS 4 EQUALLY BROAD, LONGITUDINAL STRIPES - HAS NON-BITING, SPONGING MOUTH PARTS - BODY HAIRS |
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THE BLOW FLY IS ALSO KNOWN AS WHAT
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BLUE-BOTTLE OR GREEN-BOTTLE FLY
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WHAT DISEASE IMPORTANCE ARE YOU CONCERNED WITH WRT THE BLOW FLY
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ALTHOUGH RARELY A PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERN, THEIR LARVAE (CALLED SURGICAL MAGGOTS) MAY CAUSE MYIASIS
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WHERE DOES THE SAND FLY LAY THEIR EGGS
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WHERE THERE IS ABUNDANCE OF ORGANIC MATTER
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WHAT ADULT FLIES ARE SMALL, MOTH-LIKE (5MM OR 1/25")
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SAND FLY
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ONLY FEMALE FLIES OF THIS SPECIES HAVE PIERCING MOUTHPARTS FOR SUCKING BLOOD
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SAND FLY
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THESE FLIES WILL INVADE DWELLINGS TO BITE MAN, EVENINGS AND NIGHT
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SAND FLY
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WHAT ARE THE DISEASES THAT THE SAND FLY MAY TRANSMIT TO MAN
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- BACTERIAL (BARTONELLA)
- VIRAL (SAND FLY OR PAPPATACI FEVER) - PROTOZOAL (LEISHMANIASIS) |
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WHAT TYPE OF FLIES ARE EASILY IDENTIFIED BY THE WAY THAT THEY FOLD THEIR WINGS WHEN RESTING (IN A SCISSOR-LIKE FASHION ABOVE THE ABDOMEN)
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TSE TSE FLY
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WHAT TYPE OF FLIES HAVE PROMINENT BITING MOUTHPARTS
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TSE TSE FLY
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THESE FLIES ARE RESTRICTED TO THE AFRICAN CONTINENT SOUTH OF THE SAHARA DESERT
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TSE TSE FLY
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BOTH SEXES OF THIS FLY ARE BLOOD SUCKERS
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TSE TSE FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLY IS CAPABLE OF TRANSMITTING TRYPANOSOMIASIS
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TSE TSE FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLY IS SMALL IN LENGTH (1-5 MM), DARK IN COLOR AND HAVE STOUT BODIES WITH SHORT, BROAD WINGS
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BLACK FLY
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THE FEMALE SPECIES OF THIS FLY MAY FEED ON MAN AS WELL AS DOMESTIC AND WILD ANIMALS, LEAVING A LARGE BITE SIZED WOUND
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BLACK FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLY IS CAPABLE OF VECTORING ONCHOCERCIASIS
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BLACK FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLY IS A ROBUST INSECT WITH POWERFUL WINGS
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HORSE OR DEER FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLIES SIZE CAN RANGE TO NEARLY 25 MM (1 INCH) IN LENTH
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HORSE OR DEER FLY
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THIS TYPE OF FLY HAS EXCEEDINGLY PAINSUL BITES
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HORSE OR DEER FLY
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THE HORSE OR DEER FLY IS KNOW TO VECTOR WHAT TYPE OF DISEASE
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- BACTERIAL (ANTHRAX AND TULAREMIA)
- PROTOZOAN (TRYPANOSOMES) - HELMINTHIC (LOA LOA) INFECTIONS |
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THESE ARE VERY SMALL FLIES, GIVEN THEIR NAME FOR THEIR PREDILECTION FOR EYE SECRETIONS
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EYE GNATS
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THESE TYPE OF FLY ARE ANNOYING TO MAN BECAUSE OF THEIR PERSISTANT HABIT OF SWARMING CLOSELY ABOUT THE FACE
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EYE GNATS
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CHEMICAL CONTROL AGAINST FILTH FLIES ABOARD SHIP IS WHAT
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RARELY JUSTIFIED
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APPLICATIONS OF RESIDUAL INSECTICIDES TO AREAS OF FLY CONGREGATION MAY BE NECESSARY TO PROVIDE WHAT
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A SATISFACTORY LEVEL OF CONTROL
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WHAT ARE SOME MISCELLANEOUS CONTROL MEASURES FOR CONTROLLING FLIES
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- SCREENS
- FANS - FLY PAPER - BAITED TRAPS |
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APPLICATION OF RESIDUAL SPRAYS WITH THE EQUIPMENT AND DOSAGES RECOMMENDED FOR HOUSE FLIES AND MOSQUITOES IS SUITABLE FOR THE CONTROL OF _____
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SAND FLIES
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BECAUSE OF DIVERSITY OF HABITS AMONG ____ FLIES AND THE PRACTICAL ABSENCE OF A FREE-LIVING LARVAL FORM, THEY ARE DIFFICULT TO CONTROL
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TSE TSE FLY
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BLACK FLIES ARE EFFECTIVELY CONTROLLED BY APPLICATION OF _____ TO THE STREAMS WHERE THE IMMATURE FORMS ARE DEVELOPING
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LARVICIDES
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CONTROL OF THESE PEST IS DIFFICULT AND FREQUENTLY INEFFECTIVE. SPACE APPLICATIONS OF INSECTICIDES SIMILAR TO THOSE RECOMMENDED FOR MOSQUITO CONTROL MAY BE EFFECTIVE INDER SOME CONDITIONS
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HORSE OR DEER FLY
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DISTRIBUTION OF THIS MOSQUITO IN THE U.S. INCLUDES THE SOUTHEASTERN AND SOUTHERN STATES EXTENDING TO NORTH CAROLINA, TENNESSEE, AND ARKANSAS
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AEDES AEGYPTI
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THIS TYPE OF MOSQUITO IS A SMALL, DARK SPECIES THAT CAN BE RECOGNIZED BY; LYRE-SHAPED SILVER WHITE LINES ON THE THORAX AND WHITE BANDS ON THE TARSAL SEGMENTS
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AEDES AEGYPTI
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THIS TYPE OF MOSQUITOS EGGS ARE LAID SINGLY ON THE SIDE OF CONTAINERS AT OR ABOVE THE WATERLINE AND ARE LESS OFTEN LAID ON THE WATER SURFACE
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AEDES AEGYPTI
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THIS TYPE OF MOSQUITOS EGGS ARE ABLE TO WITHSTAND DRYING FOR SEVERAL MONTHS AND HATCH QUICKLY WHEN CONTAINERS ARE FILLED AGAIN WITH WATER
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AEDES AEGYPTI
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TYPICAL BREEDING PLACES FOR THE AEDES AEGYPTI ARE WHAT
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- FLOWER VASES
- TIN CANS - JARS - DISCARDED AUTOMOBILE TIRES - UNUSED WATER CLOSETS - CISTERNS - RAIN BARRELS - SAGGING ROOF GUTTERS - TREE HOLES |
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THE LARVAE OF THE AEDES AEGYPTI CAN DEVELOP IN HOW LONG UNDER FAVORABLE CONDITIONS
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6 TO 10 DAYS
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ABOUT HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR THE AEDES AEGYPTI PUPA TO DEVELOP
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ABOUT TWO DAYS
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THE AEDES AEGYPTI PREFER THE BLOOD OF WHAT TO THAT OF OTHER ANIMALS
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MAN
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WHERE DOES THE AEDES AEGYPTI MOSQUITO PREFER TO BITE
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AROUND THE ANKLE, UNDER COAT SLEEVES OR AT THE BACK OF THE NECK
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WHAT DISEASE TRANSMISSION ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT WRT THE AEDES AEGYPTI MOSQUITO
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- DENGUE FEVER
- YELLOW FEVER - TULAREMIA - FILARIAL NEMATODES |
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MOST ANOPHELES HAVE WINGS THAT ARE WHAT
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SPOTTED
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THE ANOPHELES SPECIES OF MOSQUITO WILL REST THIER HEAD, THORAX, AND ABDOMEN ALL IN WHAT
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A STRAIGHT LINE, HELD AT 40 OR 90 DEGREES TO THE SURFACE ON WHICH THEY ARE SITTING
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WRT THE ANOPHELES SPECIES OF MOSQUITO; HOW ARE THEIR EGGS LAID
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SINGLY ON THE WATER SURFACE AND SUPPORTED BY LATERAL FLOATS
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WRT THE LARVAE OF THE ANOPHELES; THEIR EGGS ARE FOUND IN MANY DIFFERENT TYPES OF WATER, BUT MAINLY WHERE
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IN PERMANENT BODIES OF FRESH WATER
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MOST ADULT ANOPHELES ARE ACTIVE WHEN
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AT NIGHT
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WHAT DO THE FEMALE ANOPHELES NEED BEFORE THEY CAN PRODUCE FERTILE EGGS
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A BLOOD MEAL
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WHAT DISEASE ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT BEING TRANSMITTED WRT THE ANOPHELES
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MALARIA
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THE EGGS OF THE CULEX SPECIES OF MOSQUITO ARE DEPOSITED IN RAFTS OF ____ OR MORE
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100
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WHAT DISEASE ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT BEING TRANSMITTED WRT THE CULEX MOSQUITO
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ENCEPHALOMYELITIS
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FLEAS ARE ECTOPARASITES OF WHAT
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BIRDS AND MAMMALS
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THE CHIGOE FLEA WILL BURROW INTO THE SKIN OF ITS HOST, PARTICULARLY WHERE
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BETWEEN THE TOES, UNDER TOE NAILS, AND IN THE TENDER PARTS OF THE FEET
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WHAT IS THE CHIEF VECTOR OF BUBONIC PLAGUE AND FLEA BORNE TYPHUS
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THE ORIENTAL RAT FLEA
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WHAT IS THE MOST ABUNDANTLY FOUND FLEA IN THE SOUTH AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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THE ORIENTAL RAT FLEA
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WHAT FLEA IS PREDOMINANTLY FOUND IN THE SUMMER AND FALL, BECOMING SCARCE IN THE WINTER MONTHS
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THE ORIENTAL RAT FLEA
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WHAT ARE SOME GENERAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES FOR CONTROLLING FLEAS
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- AVOID INFESTED AREAS WHEN POSSIBLE
- WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING - PERSONAL APPLICATION OF STANDARD ISSUE INSECT REPELLANT IS EFFECTIVE FOR SHORT PERIODS |
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IN FLEA INFESTED BUILDINGS, APPLY RESIDUAL SPRAYS AS EMULSIONS OR SUSPENSIONS ON FLOOR, RUGS, AND ON WALL SURFACES TO A HEIGHT OF ABOUT WHAT
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2 FEET ABOVE THE FLOOR
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_____ ARE IDENTIFIABLE BY THEIR DISTINCT HARD COVERING CALLED THE SCUTUM
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HARD TICKS
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THE LARVAE AND THE NYMPH OF WHAT ONLY TAKE ONE BLOOD MEAL EACH
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HARD TICK
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THE ADULT FEMALE HARD TICK WILL DO WHAT BEFORE DROPPING OFF THE HOST
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TAKE A SINGLE BLOOD MEAL
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HARD TICKS HAVE EITHER ___ OR ___ HOSTS DURING DEVELOPMENT
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2 OR 3
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WHAT DISEASES ARE OF IMPORTANCE WRT HARD TICKS
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- LYME DISEASE
- ROCK MOUNTAIN SPOTTED FEVER (TICK TYPHUS) - TICK-BORNE RICKETTSIOSES OF EASTERN HEMISPHERE |
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SOFT TICKS LACK WHAT
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A SCUTUM
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THE LARVA AND NYMPH OF WHAT FEED SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE MOLTING
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SOFT TICKS
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WHAT DISEASE IS OF IMPORTANCE WRT SOFT TICKS
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RELAPSING FEVER
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WHAT ARE SOME CONTROL MEASURES WRT TICKS
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- AVOID INFESTED AREAS
- WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING - APPLY INSECT REPELLENT - REMOVE ALL TICKS FOUND ON THE BODY AT ONCE - CLEAR VEGETATION FROM INFESTED AREAS |
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SCABIES OR ITCH MITES ARE TRANSMITTED BY WHAT
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- CLOSE BODY CONTACT
- OVERCROWDED AREAS |
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WHERE DOES THE SCABIE OR ITCH MITE BURROW INTO
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THE HORNY LAYER OF THE DERMIS
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FOOD INFESTING MITES WILL USUALLY INFEST WHAT TYPES OF FOODS
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DRY FOODS SUCH AS BREAD, CHEESE, CEREALS, AND SMOKED MEATS
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THIS TYPE OF MITE LIVES WITHN NESTS OF BIRDS AND RODENTS AND ONLY BITE MAN WHEN DEPRIVED OF THEIR NORMAL HOSTS
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NEST INHIBITING MITES
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WHAT ARE THE THREE STAGES OF MITE MATURATION
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- LARVA
- NYMPH - ADULT |
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THE MITE LARVA WILL HAVE HOW LEGS
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SIX
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AT WHAT STAGE OF MATURATION DOES THE MITE FEED ON LYMPH AND SEROUS FLUID
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LARVAL STAGE
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HOW MANY LEGS DOES THE NYMPH AND ADULT STATE OF MITE HAVE
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EIGHT
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AT WHAT STAGE OF MATURATION DOES THE MITE FEED ON EGGS OF SMALL INSECTS, AND EGGS OF RELATED INVERTEBRATES
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NYMPH AND ADULT STAGE
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WHAT ARE SOME CONTROL MEASURES FOR MITE INFESTED FOODS
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- DISPOSE OF INFESTED MATERIALS
- SANITATION OF FOOD STORAGE AND HANDLING AREAS - USE OF EFFECTIVE RESIDUAL SPRAYS |
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WHAT TYPE OF BUG WILL BITE, PRODUCING SMALL, HARD, WHITE, SWELLINGS (WHEALS).
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BEDBUGS
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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMAND AND LARGEST OF DOMESTIC RATS
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NORWAY RAT
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THE NORWAY RAT IS ALSO KNOWN AS WHAT
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RATTUS NORVEGICUS
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WHAT ARE THE COMMON NAMES FOR THE NORWAY RAT
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- BROWN RAT
- HOUSE RAT - BARN RAT - SEWER RAT |
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WHAT IS THE AVERAGE LIFE SPAN OF THE NORWAY RAT
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ONE YEAR
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WHAT TYPE OF RATS FUR IS COURSE, REDDISH-BROWN TO GRAYISH-BROWN
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NORWAY RAT
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THE ADULT WEIGHT OF THE NORWAY RAT IS WHAT
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10 TO 17 OUNCES
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THE TAIL OF WHAT RAT IS SHORTER THAN THE BODY AND HEAD COMBINED
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NORWAY RAT
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WHAT TYPE OF RATS EARS ARE SMALL AND CLOSE SET, HAS A BLUNT NOSE AND HAS SMALL EYES
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NORWAY RAT
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THE HOME RANGE FOR THE NORWAY RAT IS WHAT
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100 TO 150 FEET
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WHAT ARE THE PREFERRED FOODS OF THE NORWAY RAT
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GARBAGE, MEAT, FISH, VEGETABLES, FRUIT AND CEREAL
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WHAT TYPE OF RAT PRODUCE LARGE, CAPSULE SHAPED FECAL DROPPINGS
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NORWAY RAT
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THE ADULT RATTUS RATTUS WILL LIVE ABOUT HOW LONG
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ONE YEAR
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WHAT TYPE OF RATS ARE FREQUENTLY FOUND ON SHIPS
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RATTUS RATTUS
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THE ADULT RATTUS RATTUS WILL WEIGHT ABOUT HOW MUCH
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8 TO 12 OUNCES
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THE TAIL OF WHAT RAT IS LONGER THAN THE HEAD AND BODY COMBINED
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RATTUS RATTUS
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WHAT TYPE OF RAT HAS A SLENDER BODY, LONG EARS AND A POINTED NOSE
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RATTUS RATTUS
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THE HOME RANGE FOR THE RATTUS RATTUS IS ABOUT WHAT
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100 TO 150 FEET
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WHAT IS THE PREFERRED FOOD FOR THE RATTUS RATTUS
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SEEDS, CEREALS, VEGETABLES, FRUIT AND GRASS, LEATHER GOODS, CHOCOLATE AND EVEN WEAKER MEMBERS OF ITS OWN KIND
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WHAT TYPE OF RAT IS AN AGILE CLIMBER
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RATTUS RATTUS
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WHAT IS THE SMALLEST OF ALL DOMESTIC RODENTS
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HOUSE MOUSE
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THE ADULT HOUSE MOUSE LIVES ABOUT HOW LONG
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ONE YEAR
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THIS RODENTS FUR IS DUSKY GRAY, AND THE BODY IS SMALL AND SLENDER
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HOUSE MOUSE
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THE ADULT HOUSE MOUSE WEIGHS ABOUT HOW MUCH
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1/2 TO 3/4 OUNCES
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WHAT IS THE AVERAGE HOME RANGE OF THE HOUSE MOUSE
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10 TO 30 FEET
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