Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What does a statement like "DANGER: fatal if swallowed" fall under on a pesticide label?

Physical or Chemical Hazards
First Aid Statements
Precautionary Statement
Net Contents

The correct answer is: First Aid Statements

The statement "DANGER fatal if swallowed" is classified as a first aid statement on a pesticide label. This means that in case of ingestion, immediate medical attention is required. It falls under this category because it provides important information about potential hazards and appropriate actions to take in case of exposure. The other options are incorrect because they do not pertain to the specific warning about ingestion and its potential consequences. Physical or chemical hazards refer to the potential dangers of handling the actual pesticide, precautionary statements provide instructions for safe handling and use, and net contents indicate the amount of product contained in the package.