Illinois Department of Agriculture 4. Human Pesticide Protection

  1. Accidentally swallowing a pesticide is what type of exposure?
    -Repeated
    -Oral
    -Dermal
    -Chronic
    Oral
  2. A pesticide entering through the skin is what type of exposure?
    -Mouth
    -Oral
    -Dermal
    -Inhalation
    Dermal
  3. Breathing in a pesticide (drift or vapor) is what type of exposure?
    -Oral
    -Eye
    -Dermal
    -Inhalation
    Inhalation
  4. True or False? Rates of absorption are the same for every part of the body.
    False
  5. What are the signal words found on a pesticide label?
    -Caution, Warning, Danger
    -Poison, Hazard, Stop
    -Risk, Hazard, Danger
    -Fear, Scared, Warning
    Caution, Warning, Danger
  6. Exposure x Toxicity = 
    -Poison
    -Pesticide
    -Hazard
    -Caution
    Hazard
  7. True or False? Toxicity means the ability to poison.
    True
  8. True or False? Highly toxic pesticides have an LD 50 that is high.
    False
  9. One-time exposure to pesticide is called:
    -Acute
    -Chronic
    -Repeated
    -Rapid
    Acute
  10. If a poisoning occurs, what is the first thing should you give the physician and medical personnel?
    -The pesticide label and/or SDS
    -Your pesticide license
    -Your identification
    -Your insurance
    The pesticide label and/or SDS
  11. True or False? When working with highly toxic pesticides, you should always work alone.
    False
  12. If pesticides should come into contact with the skin, the best immediate treatment is to:
    -Leave is on the skin and wait for a reaction
    -Wipe the infected area with a dry rag
    -If it is a low toxic pesticide, it won't matter, just keep going
    -Wash skin with soap and water
    Wash skin with soap and water
  13. Match the following. Type of Pesticide Poisoning 
    __Eye
    __ Oral
    __Inhalation
    __Dermal
    • Eye. Flush eye with running water for at least 15 minutes
    • Oral. Drink at least one quart of milk or water
    • Inhalation. Get into fresh air, loosen tight collar
    • Dermal. Wash with soap & water, remove affected clothing and shower
  14. How should you clean PPE which was worn during a pesticide application?
    - Wash PPE with soap and water daily after use
    -It doesn't need to be cleaned
    -Rinse with water only
    -Air dry until next use
    Wash PPE with soap and water daily after use
  15. The most common route an applicator is exposed is through:
    -Breathing
    -Clothes
    -Skin
    -Mouth
    Skin
  16. Unless using a fumigant, which glove type should you never wear to protect yourself from pesticides?
    -Cotton
    -Nitrile
    -Butyl Rubber
    -Viton
    Cotton
  17. How should you dispose of surplus tank mixtures or rinsate collected while cleaning a spray tank?
    -Pour into the drain and hope no one notices
    -Sell or give away to a friend
    -Apply to the treated area or other labeled area
    -Dump onto the ground and leave it
    Apply to the treated area or other labeled area
  18. What precautions should you take when transporting pesticides?
    -Never locate pesticides where they may potentially contact the driver or passengers
    -Never transport pesticides with food or feed
    -Secure pesticides in the back of a truck
    -All of the above
    All of the above
  19. Store all pesticides in ____ containers.
    -used beverage
    -used food
    -5-gallon bucket
    -their original
    their original
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Illinois Department of Agriculture 4. Human Pesticide Protection
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