Using Pesticides

What is one of the objectives for students learning about pesticides?

• To learn about the history of pesticides.

• To explain pesticide toxicity.

• To study the effects of pesticides on plant growth.

• To understand the economic impact of using pesticides.

What should students be able to identify regarding pesticides?

• The chemical composition of pesticides.

• The types of pesticide exposure.

• The countries that produce the most pesticides.

• The plants that are resistant to pesticides.

What safety aspect should students learn about when applying pesticides?

• The cost-effectiveness of safety equipment.

• The safety practices that should be followed.

• The time it takes for pesticides to be effective.

• The legal requirements for pesticide application.

What term refers to the amount of a substance that, when introduced into the body, is sufficient to cause death?

• Personal protective equipment

• Worker protection standard (WPS)

• Lethal dose

• Oral exposure

Which term is used to describe substances that are not available for general use and may only be applied by certified applicators or individuals under their direct supervision?

• Toxicity

• Lethal concentration

• Personal protective equipment

• Restricted-use pesticides

What is the term for the guidelines and regulations designed to protect employees who work with or around pesticides?

• Oral exposure

• Worker protection standard (WPS)

• Toxicity

• Lethal dose

What does the term 'toxicity' refer to in the context of chemicals and substances?

• The necessity to wear protective gear

• The degree to which a substance can harm humans or animals

• The standard for worker safety

• The legal restrictions on pesticide use

What does oral exposure to pesticides mean?

• Inhaling pesticide fumes

• Absorbing pesticides through the skin

• The pesticide enters through the mouth and digestive system

• Exposure to pesticides through the eyes

Which of the following actions can result in oral exposure to pesticides?

• Wearing protective clothing while spraying pesticides

• Using gloves when handling pesticides

• Blowing out a plugged nozzle with your mouth

• Applying pesticides with a sprayer from a safe distance

Oral exposure to pesticides is more likely to be the result of which behavior?

• Following safety protocols

• Carelessness

• Using well-maintained equipment

• Accidental spillage