Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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Which route of pesticide exposure involves handling pesticides in confined or poorly ventilated areas?

  1. Dermal Route

  2. Eyes or Ocular Route

  3. Breathing or Inhalation Route

  4. Swallowing or Oral Route

The correct answer is: Breathing or Inhalation Route

The Breathing or Inhalation Route involves handling pesticides in confined or poorly ventilated areas. This occurs when pesticides that are inhaled can reach the lungs quite easily, causing irritation and potential damage. The Dermal Route (A) is when pesticides enter through the skin and can happen when handling pesticides without proper protective gear. The Eyes or Ocular Route (B) is when pesticides come into contact with the eyes, causing irritation and potential damage. The Swallowing or Oral Route (D) is when pesticides are ingested accidentally or intentionally and can cause a range of health concerns.

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