ACTUAL EXAM / 130+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS / NEWEST 2025/2026 COMPLETE EXAM FOR STUDY
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Terms in this set (138)
Removal of all cellulosic material from under the
building
Defined Post Construction Removal of all wood to earth contacts except
Soil Termiticide pressure treated wood designed for ground
Application for contact
Subterranean Termites Removal of all accessible
termite tunnels Application
of of an approved termiticide
Removal of all cellulosic material from under the
Post Construction building
Soil Termiticide Removal of all wood to earth contacts except
Application for pressure treated wood designed for ground
Subterranean contact
Termites, Other Removal of all visible and
than Baits accessible termite tunnels
Application of of an approved
termiticide
Removal of all cellulosic material from under the
building
Post Construction Removal of all wood to earth contacts except
Termiticide Bait pressure treated wood designed for ground
Application for contact
Subterranean Termites Removal of all visible and
accessible termite tunnels
, Install/service an approved
baiting system
Pre-Construction Systems must be monitored for one year at
Termiticide Bait no additional cost when installed for pre-
Application for construction or to control infestations found
Subterranean Termites during the coverage period of an official
Georgia Wood Infestation Inspection
Report.
AATs must be approved by the
commission prior to use
Removal of all cellulosic material
Alternate Application from under the building
Techniques (AAT) Removal of all wood to earth contacts except
pressure treated wood designed for ground
contact
Removal of all visible and accessible termite tunnels
Application of an approved soil termiticide,
where application includes all areas specified in
defined, comprehensive, or pre-construction
treatments
Application of an approved pesticide
Treatment of Powder Ventilation of the under-floor space between
Post Beetles and Wood the bottom of the floor joists and the earth to
Borers meet the requirements of the International
Residential Building Code for one and two
family dwellings
Ventilation of the under-floor space between
the bottom of the floor joists and the earth to
Treatment of Wood Decay meet the requirements of the International
Fungi
Residential Building Code for one and two
, family dwellings
Installation of a vapor barrier to cover a
minimum of 70% of the exposed soil surface in
a crawl space
Treatment of Dry Wood Application of an approved pesticide
Termites
Treatment of Schools involves taking special
precautions to minimize the potential exposure
of students to pesticides.
-Application of pesticides in rooms vacant for 3+ hours
-Applications of bait formulations, rodenticide
Treatment of Schools baits in tamper-resistant containers,
insecticides when students not in the room.
-Outdoor: allowed if students are not expected
to be present within 20 feet of the application
site. Must be clearly marked by fence or
similar barrier.
-All dilutions must be mixed outside of student
occupied areas.
-Liquid termiticides must be performed when
students are not present (20+ feet away) and
are not expected to be present for 3+ hours
Fair Business Practices Act All contracts signed contain a notice that the
contract can be canceled for up to 3 business
days after signing. Requires all work be
performed in a quality manner.
1979- Follow the Federal Resource
Hazardous Waste Conservation and Recover Act (RCRA). This law
Management Act
protects human health and the environment
from improper activities involving hazardous
waste.
The GDA enforces the Georgia Pesticide Use and
Pesticide Use and Application Act.
Application Act This law deals with the regulation and licensing
, of certain areas related to structural pest
control. Mosquito and Lawn
Three Life Support Fo
Requirements a Pest od
Needs to Survive Wa
ter
Harborage (a place to hide)
Insects and other arthropods
Three Major Groups of (mites, ticks, spiders) Vertebrates
Pests
(birds, squirrels, rats, and mice)
Wood decay fungi
Arthropods A group of animals that includes
insects, spiders, mites, and ticks. All
Arthropods share some biological
characteristics with Humans:
A central nervous system- a main nerve cord that runs
the length of the body
What biological Striated skeletal muscles- like in humans, but
characteristics do arthropod muscles are attached inside the
Arthropods share with exoskeleton
Humans?
Bilateral symmetry- like humans, if you cut an
arthropod down the middle both halves look
like mirror images
Segmented body and appendages- a body with
at least 2 segments and legs and antennae
that are divided into sections
Chitinous exoskeleton- The skeleton on the
exterior is made of a protein called chitin. This
How do Arthropods
differ from Humans? "skin" must be shed before the arthropod can