Chapter 5 Pesticide Hazards And Health Flashcards

1
Q

What’s the difference between chronic and acute toxicity?

A

Chronic is long term exposure acute is short term

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2
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What does hazard equal?

A

Toxicity X exposures

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3
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What are the four ways a pesticide can enter the human body?

A

Skin (dermal)
Lungs (inhalation)
Mouth (oral)
Eyes

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4
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What’s the difference between local effects and systemic?

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Local are those that occur to the area of contact. Systemic occurs once the substance is absorbed and distributed throughout the body

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5
Q

What word classifies highly toxic pesticides

A

Danger and poison. Must be in red letters and have a skull and crossbones

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6
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What does the word warning represent?

A

Moderately toxic

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7
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What does the signal word represent?

A

The pesticides toxicity levels

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8
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What does the work caution represent?

A

Slightly toxic

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9
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What’s the difference between workers and handlers?

A

Handlers handle the pesticides either by mixing applying or loading or have high exposer potential

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