NAVMED P 5052-26, U.S. Navy Shipboard Pest Management Manual Flashcards
What is the most commonly-encountered pest aboard Navy ships?
The German Cockroach
German Cockroaches transmit pathogens that cause what?
Dysentery and diarrhea
Adult German Cockroach are approximately ___ inch long, and characterized by what behind their head?
1/2 inch long, characterized by 2 longitudinal stripes behind the head.
Nymphs will fully mature in how many days?
40-60 days.
Adults nymphs can live up to __ year(s) and females can produce up to how many capsules in her lifetime?
1 year and up to 6 capsules
Pest Control Specialist should conduct a cockroach survey every __ weeks in food service areas, and weekly until cockroaches are ___.
Every 2 weeks, until no longer present
Key factors that support cockroach infestation are:
Food, Water, Warmth, Harborages
True or False: 2% aerosol and whitmire formulation pyrethrins are NOT recommended as pesticides.
False, they are Recommended approved pesticides.
Beetle larvae belonging to the family Dermestidae are covered in tiny hairs, if eaten, may cause serious what…?
May cause serious intestinal distress
True or False: The Dermestidae adults and larvae beetle are capable of penetrating both polyethylene and foil packaging.
True
Booklice (Psocids), almost transparent beetles that are 1mm long. One common Psocid is the Booklouse, it is often extremely abundant in what type of product?
Stored grain product
Conduct onboard inspections of all replensishes within how many hours of receipt?
Within 48 hours
True or False: Personnel responsible for maintaining the storage space should conduct biweekly storage inspections.
True
Medical Department personnel should inspect storerooms at least how often..?
Monthly
Minimum requirements for submitting specimens include…(DD FORM 1222)
- at least 2 specimens in 70% ethyl alcohol
- Adult moths should be submitted dry in vials without alchohol
- use tissue not cotton at the end of each vial to prevent movement of the specimen.