Aptive California Field Representative Practice Exam

The recommended action after treating for moths is to place monitoring traps. This approach allows for ongoing monitoring of the environment to ensure that the treatment has effectively eliminated the active moth population. Monitoring traps help to catch any remaining moths, which provides valuable information on the effectiveness of the treatment and helps in assessing whether further action might be necessary. By regularly checking the traps, you can confirm the absence of moth activity, thus preventing a potential reinfestation.

In addition to monitoring traps, other actions like sealing food containers or washing fabrics are important for overall pest management, but they do not directly contribute to ongoing monitoring of the situation. Reorganizing closets can help with better access or cleaning, but it does not provide the same immediate feedback on moth activity. The use of monitoring traps is a proactive measure that aligns with integrated pest management strategies.