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Assignment 8
Preventive medicine (continued); Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Warfare;
Administration;Supply
Textbook assignment pages 11-25 through 14-19
8-1.
8-2.
8-3.
8-4.
During a food service sanitation
inspection, you are required to
1.
verify that food service
personnel have received the
proper training
2.
verify the proper size of
hand washing signs in
lavatories
3.
personally inspect each
member for cleanliness
4.
question each member about
his or her personal hygiene
practices
A vector control specialist may
be which of the following who has
received specialized training at
a DVEC?
1.
Any preventive medicine
technician
2.
Any advanced laboratory
technician
3.
Any HM2 or above
4.
Both 1 and 2 above
To minimize the hazards of
pesticide use, you should do all
of the following EXCEPT
1.
wear an OSHA/NIOSH approved
respirator with any cartridge
available
2.
protect food and serving
utensils
3.
read the instruction label on
each pesticide each time you
use it
4.
shower after each pesticide
application job
The most important item in
control of flies is
1.
proper sanitation measures
2.
screening of all buildings
3.
daily use of
paradichlorobenzene (PDB) in
latrines
4.
daily application of
insecticides to areas with a
high density population of
flies
8-5.
Temporary mosquito control
8-6.
8-7.
8-8.
measures include
1.
aerosol space sprays of
insecticides
2.
draining of impounded water
3.
adding Gambusia fish to
large bodies of water
4.
burying bottles, cans, and
tires
A bedbug infestation may be
recognized by small, hard,
white wheals on a patient and
1.
EPMU reports
2.
blood of excrement on the
mattress
3.
pest on the deck
4.
all of the above
Cockroach infestation in food
preparation areas can be
controlled by
1.
adequate lighting 24 hours
a day
2.
daily spraying with residual
insecticides
3.
hourly disposal of refuse
4.
proper cleaning of food
prepartion areas,
equipment, and utensils
In addition to proper
sanitation, effective chemical
control of cockroaches also
requires
1.
elimination of harborages
2.
daily spraying with residual
insecticides
3.
hourly disposal of refuse
4.
all of the above
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