1 of 150
Term
If oral or dermal exposure occurs, the first objective is to _____
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, dilute the pesticide and
wait for symptoms to appear before prevent absorption (always
taking action have a clean source of water
available)
immediately seek medical attention apply more pesticide to counteract
without any preliminary action the exposure
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2 of 150
Definition
Dry, finely ground formulations that look like dusts. Usually they must
be mixed with water for application as a spray. Contain 5 to 95 percent
active ingredient, usually 50 percent or more.
One of the most widely used pesticide formulations. They can be used
for most pest problems and in most types of spray equipment where
agitation is possible. They have excellent residual activity
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Granules (g) Aerosols (a)
Dust Wettable Powders (WP or W)
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Definition
- administered by the EPA
- overall framework for the federal pesticide program
- Under it, the Epa is responsible for registering or authorizing
pesticide products for use in the united states
- requires the EPA reevaluate older pesticides to ensure they meet
recent safety standards
- Requires the EPA, states, tribes, and territories to establish programs
to protect workers and to provide training for applicators
- Gives the EPA the authority to stop sale/use of pesticide
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Wettable Powders (WP or W) Granules (G)
Advantages/Disadvantages advantages/disadvantages
Water-Dispersible Granules (WDG) or FIRFA (Federal Insecticide,
Dry Flowables (DF) Fungicide, Rodenticide Act)
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4 of 150
Definition
, - rubbing eyes with contaminated gloves
- Splashing in eyes
- handling dry formulations while not wearing eye protection
- applying pesticides in windy weather
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Ultra Low Volume (ULV) Acute Toxicity
contact effects Eye Exposure route
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5 of 150
Definition
- remove all contaminated clothing immediately
- wash the affected area with water and soap then rinse well, avoid
scrubbing
- dry the affected area and loosely wrap it
- if the skin has chemical burns, cover the area with a clean soft cloth,
and don't use ointment or medication unless directed
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Inhaled Pesticides Pesticide on the skin
Term
If oral or dermal exposure occurs, the first objective is to _____
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, dilute the pesticide and
wait for symptoms to appear before prevent absorption (always
taking action have a clean source of water
available)
immediately seek medical attention apply more pesticide to counteract
without any preliminary action the exposure
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2 of 150
Definition
Dry, finely ground formulations that look like dusts. Usually they must
be mixed with water for application as a spray. Contain 5 to 95 percent
active ingredient, usually 50 percent or more.
One of the most widely used pesticide formulations. They can be used
for most pest problems and in most types of spray equipment where
agitation is possible. They have excellent residual activity
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Granules (g) Aerosols (a)
Dust Wettable Powders (WP or W)
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, 3 of 150
Definition
- administered by the EPA
- overall framework for the federal pesticide program
- Under it, the Epa is responsible for registering or authorizing
pesticide products for use in the united states
- requires the EPA reevaluate older pesticides to ensure they meet
recent safety standards
- Requires the EPA, states, tribes, and territories to establish programs
to protect workers and to provide training for applicators
- Gives the EPA the authority to stop sale/use of pesticide
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Wettable Powders (WP or W) Granules (G)
Advantages/Disadvantages advantages/disadvantages
Water-Dispersible Granules (WDG) or FIRFA (Federal Insecticide,
Dry Flowables (DF) Fungicide, Rodenticide Act)
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4 of 150
Definition
, - rubbing eyes with contaminated gloves
- Splashing in eyes
- handling dry formulations while not wearing eye protection
- applying pesticides in windy weather
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Ultra Low Volume (ULV) Acute Toxicity
contact effects Eye Exposure route
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5 of 150
Definition
- remove all contaminated clothing immediately
- wash the affected area with water and soap then rinse well, avoid
scrubbing
- dry the affected area and loosely wrap it
- if the skin has chemical burns, cover the area with a clean soft cloth,
and don't use ointment or medication unless directed
Give this one a try later!
Inhaled Pesticides Pesticide on the skin
