Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What does the term "dermal" refer to in the context of pesticides?

Desiccant
Dormant Spray
Diagnosis
Dermal

The correct answer is: Dermal

The term "dermal" in the context of pesticides refers to the route of exposure through the skin. When a pesticide is absorbed through the skin, it is called dermal exposure. This type of exposure can occur during pesticide handling, mixing, loading, or application. It is important for applicators to take precautions to minimize dermal exposure by wearing appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, coveralls, and boots. A. Desiccant refers to a type of pesticide that accelerates drying of plant tissues. B. Dormant Spray is a pesticide application made during the dormant season to control pests. C. Diagnosis refers to the process of identifying a disease or pest issue.