Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What is the consequence of inhaling pesticides in confined or poorly ventilated areas?

  1. Severe lung damage

  2. Eye irritation

  3. Oral ulcers

  4. Skin rash

The correct answer is: Severe lung damage

When inhaling pesticides in confined or poorly ventilated areas, the pesticide particles can easily enter your lungs and damage the delicate tissues and structures inside. This can cause severe and potentially irreversible lung damage, which can lead to difficulty in breathing, chronic respiratory problems, and even death in extreme cases. The other options may also be potential consequences of pesticide exposure, but they are less severe and are primarily related to direct contact with the pesticide, rather than inhalation. Therefore, A is the most significant and accurate consequence of inhaling pesticides in confined or poorly ventilated areas.

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