Nj Pesticide Applicator Training Category 3a
Ornamental Test Questions And Answers
Acute toxicity refers to toxicity from
A one time exposure to a pesticide
2 multiple choice options
Chronic toxicity refers to toxicity from
Many small exposures to a pesticide
2 multiple choice options
The term LD 50 refers to the level of toxicity where
50% mortality is observed
2 multiple choice options
Pyrethroid pesticides exert their toxicity in the form of
a nerve poison with symptoms similar to chlorinated hydrocarbons
2 multiple choice options
The fungicide chlorothalonil has an acute toxicity level of
, > 10,000 mg/kg as a dennal LD 50
2 multiple choice options
The most common cause of pesticide poisoning to the applicator is through
dermal exposure
2 multiple choice options
Skin exposure usually occurs via
both
2 multiple choice options
Eye contact with pesticides can be prevented by using
both
2 multiple choice options
Fire poses a unique risk to
because of the toxic fumes that may be produced
2 multiple choice options
Ornamental Test Questions And Answers
Acute toxicity refers to toxicity from
A one time exposure to a pesticide
2 multiple choice options
Chronic toxicity refers to toxicity from
Many small exposures to a pesticide
2 multiple choice options
The term LD 50 refers to the level of toxicity where
50% mortality is observed
2 multiple choice options
Pyrethroid pesticides exert their toxicity in the form of
a nerve poison with symptoms similar to chlorinated hydrocarbons
2 multiple choice options
The fungicide chlorothalonil has an acute toxicity level of
, > 10,000 mg/kg as a dennal LD 50
2 multiple choice options
The most common cause of pesticide poisoning to the applicator is through
dermal exposure
2 multiple choice options
Skin exposure usually occurs via
both
2 multiple choice options
Eye contact with pesticides can be prevented by using
both
2 multiple choice options
Fire poses a unique risk to
because of the toxic fumes that may be produced
2 multiple choice options
