Michigan General Pest Management 7A
Chapter 2: Using Equipment in General
Pest Management ACTUAL EXAM
2025/2026 LATEST COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100%
GUARANTEED PASS)
1. Flashlight - ANSWER ✓ Probably the most important piece of inspection
equipment. Many insects, rodents, and other pests are secretive by nature.
They hide in inaccessible or difficult to reach areas.
2. Canned-pressurized liquids - ANSWER ✓ When these are part of a system
that includes cracks and crevice nozzles, the insecticide can be placed
precisely on the target area.
3. Cold fog generators - ANSWER ✓ These drive a pesticidal fog over a
relatively large area. While some aerosol generators are used for crack and
crevice applications, they also produce aerosol droplets that float in the air.
4. Thermal foggers - ANSWER ✓ These use heat to vaporize oil in an oil-
based insecticide formulation. Aerosol droplets from these will not move
into spaces where air is not circulating nor into any dead-air cracks and
crevices (e.g., under molding, into partially closed cabinets, drawers,
closets).
5. Dusters - ANSWER ✓ Apply a fine, dry layer of a powdery mixture
containing a small amount of pesticide. When applied on porous surfaces
they are not absorbed as liquids are - it rests on them like a layer of
insecticidal powder. These can be placed in wall voids, crawl spaces, and
almost any unused space.
Chapter 2: Using Equipment in General
Pest Management ACTUAL EXAM
2025/2026 LATEST COMPLETE
ACCURATE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
DETAILED VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100%
GUARANTEED PASS)
1. Flashlight - ANSWER ✓ Probably the most important piece of inspection
equipment. Many insects, rodents, and other pests are secretive by nature.
They hide in inaccessible or difficult to reach areas.
2. Canned-pressurized liquids - ANSWER ✓ When these are part of a system
that includes cracks and crevice nozzles, the insecticide can be placed
precisely on the target area.
3. Cold fog generators - ANSWER ✓ These drive a pesticidal fog over a
relatively large area. While some aerosol generators are used for crack and
crevice applications, they also produce aerosol droplets that float in the air.
4. Thermal foggers - ANSWER ✓ These use heat to vaporize oil in an oil-
based insecticide formulation. Aerosol droplets from these will not move
into spaces where air is not circulating nor into any dead-air cracks and
crevices (e.g., under molding, into partially closed cabinets, drawers,
closets).
5. Dusters - ANSWER ✓ Apply a fine, dry layer of a powdery mixture
containing a small amount of pesticide. When applied on porous surfaces
they are not absorbed as liquids are - it rests on them like a layer of
insecticidal powder. These can be placed in wall voids, crawl spaces, and
almost any unused space.
