Manage the Pest Control Program

Question 1

define Vector

Answer 1

Any arthropod or rodent capable of transmitting disease to individuals

Question 2

define host

Answer 2

some one who is susceptible to illness

Question 3

define Revivor

Answer 3

Organism where the agent lives and multiplies

Question 4

Define Pesticide

Answer 4

Any substance or mixture of substance that kills pests.

Question 5

Functions of a Navy Entomologist

Answer 5

On-site consultation

Recommendations

Technical assistance

Question 6

who conducts training for certification as shipboard pest control specialist

Answer 6

Entomologist

Question 7

Entomologist Reviews and evaluates what for shipboard use

Answer 7

Pest control procedures

Pesticides

Pesticide dispersal equipment

New technologies

Question 8

Vector control preserves the health and morale of Navy and Marine Corps personnel by

Answer 8

Preventing disease transmission

Ensuring sanitary conditions

Eliminating the hosts/reservoir of disease.

Ensuring a safe food supply.

Question 9

what is the purpose of conducting vector control operations

Answer 9

preserves the health and morale

Question 10

what instruction provides the basic and establishes minimum for the Department of Defense Pest Management Program.

Answer 10

DOD Directive 4150.07

Question 11

what is the Pest Management Programs

Answer 11

OPNAVINST 6250.4C

Question 12

what is the Shipboard Pest Management Manual

Answer 12

NAVMED P-5052-26

Question 13

who Standardizing pesticide and equipment recommended by BUMED for use aboard ship.

Answer 13

NAVSEASYSCOM

Question 14

Responsibilities of the CO IRT management of the past management program

Answer 14

Ensures SMDR is certified in shipboard pest
management.

Ensures that only approved pesticides and equipment are used

Question 15

Responsibilities of the SMDR IRT management of the past management program

Answer 15

Procure

supervise

Record

report

Question 16

what is the last report for pest management

Answer 16

Pesticides

Question 17

what is the DoD pesticide standards

Answer 17

Restricted

non restricted

Nonstandard pesticides.

Question 18

Restricted pesticide standards require

Answer 18

use certified personnel

all EPA restricted use pesticides

Question 19

non Restricted pesticide standards require

Answer 19

Available with approval

no special training to use

unsatisfactory results contact assistance from EPMU

Question 20

nonstandard pesticide standards require

Answer 20

approved by entomologist prior to use.

Question 21

insecticides can be divided into what categories

Answer 21

Adulticide.

Larvicide

Ovicide.

Question 22

what is an example of a inorganic pesticide

Answer 22

boric acid

Question 23

what pesticide is not used by DoD

Answer 23

Chlorinated hydrocarbons

Question 24

how do biological pesticides kill

Answer 24

parasitic microorganisms

Question 25

how do Desiccant pesticides kill

Answer 25

dehydration

Question 26

how do preservatives kill

Answer 26

poisonous substances applied to material such as wood.

Question 27

what are the formulations into which pesticides may be prepared are:

Answer 27

Oil solution. Emulsions. Suspensions. Dusts. Granules.

Question 28

describe a danger Pesticide Label

Answer 28

Skull and crossbones, antidote statement, highly toxic

Question 29

describe a warning Pesticide Label

Answer 29

No antidote statement, moderately toxic

Question 30

describe a caution Pesticide Label

Answer 30

No antidote statement, slightly toxic.

Question 31

describe a no warning Pesticide Label

Answer 31

No warning: Comparatively free of toxicity.

Question 32

All pesticides must bear the words

Answer 32

Keep out of reach of children

Question 33

what act required signal words, antidote statements, and general notice must appear on pesticide labeling

Answer 33

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) of 1972

Question 34

who must approve respirators

Answer 34

NIOSH

Question 35

how often should respirator filters be changed

Answer 35

8 hours of use or pesticide odor is detected. 4 hours during heavy spraying

Question 36

where can Authorized Shipboard Pesticide List can be found

Answer 36

Shipboard Pest Management pocket guide, appendix A, 2009

Question 37

what are sx of Organophosphates. Exposure

Answer 37

irreversible cholinesterase inhibition. Pinpoint and non-reactive pupils salivation, lacrimation, muscle tremors, cyanosis, loss of sphincter control

Question 38

how is organophosphates. Exposure treated

Answer 38

2 to 4 mg of atropine sulfate intravenous (IV). 2 PAM Chloride, 1 gm IV slowly, may be used for supportive therapy

Question 39

what are sx of Carbamate poisoning. Exposure

Answer 39

reversible cholinesterase inhibition profuse sweating, lassitude, epigastric pain, muscle incoordination

Question 40

how is Carbamate poisoning. Exposure treated

Answer 40

give 2-4 mg atropine sulfate IV 2-pam chloride is contraindicated

Question 41

what are sx of Organochlorine pesticide. Exposure

Answer 41

20 minutes - 4 hours may have headache, nausea and vomiting, restlessness, tremor, apprehension, convulsion, coma, respiratory failure and death.

Question 42

how is Organochlorine pesticide Exposure treated

Answer 42

Do not induce vomiting Lavage stomach 30 gm sodium sulphate in one cup of water Administer barbiturates Give calcium gluconate Avoid oils, oil laxatives, or epinephrine

Question 43

what are the minimum requirements for the contents of a pesticide spill kit

Answer 43

Absorbent material shovel leak proof barrel Detergent and water or chlorine bleach Appropriate protective clothing

Question 44

procedures for a pesticide spill clean-up.

Answer 44

use PPE confine the pesticide. shovel into leak-proof barrel Treat contaminated surfaces

Question 45

where is shipboard pest control documented

Answer 45

SAMS separate pest control log

Question 46

how is the monthly Pest Management activities report sent to Navy Entomology Center of Excellence

Answer 46

e-DD1532-1