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Pest Control and Integrated Pest Management Flashcards

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  1. How should pest control chemicals be stored in an apartment maintenance facility?

    Answer: In a locked, labeled, well-ventilated cabinet away from food, water, and heat sources

    Pesticides must be stored in a locked, properly labeled, ventilated area away from heat, food, and incompatible chemicals to prevent accidents and ensure regulatory compliance.

  2. What is the recommended advance notice period before entering a resident's unit for pest control treatment in most US jurisdictions?

    Answer: At least 24 hours

    Most state landlord-tenant laws require at least 24 hours' advance written notice before entering a unit for pest control or other non-emergency maintenance.

  3. Which pest is known for transmitting diseases such as salmonella and E. coli in apartment settings?

    Answer: Cockroaches

    Cockroaches carry and spread pathogens including salmonella, E. coli, and allergens on their bodies as they move through kitchens and food prep areas.

  4. What does 'exclusion' mean in the context of pest management?

    Answer: Sealing entry points to physically prevent pests from entering a building

    Exclusion refers to physically sealing gaps, cracks, and openings in a building's structure to prevent pests from entering, which is a cornerstone of IPM.

  5. What type of trap is most effective for monitoring German cockroach populations in apartments?

    Answer: Glue boards (sticky traps)

    Glue boards placed along walls, under appliances, and in cabinets are the industry-standard monitoring tool for German cockroach activity in residential settings.

  6. When should a pest control service log be updated after a treatment is performed?

    Answer: Immediately after each service, documenting pest found, products used, and areas treated

    Pest control logs must be updated immediately after every service to maintain accurate records of chemical applications, pest activity trends, and treatment effectiveness.