Wyoming Pesticide Applicator Certification Practice Test

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What is the primary reason for accidental swallowing of pesticides?

  1. Direct ingestion of pesticides

  2. Not washing hands before eating

  3. Lack of taste in pesticides

  4. Unintentional splashing in mouth

The correct answer is: Unintentional splashing in mouth

The primary reason for accidental swallowing of pesticides is unintentional splashing into the mouth. Direct ingestion of pesticides is different from accidental swallowing and typically occurs when an individual purposely consumes a pesticide. Not washing hands before eating can increase the risk of ingesting pesticides, but it is not the primary reason for accidental swallowing. Lack of taste in pesticides does not play a significant role in accidental swallowing as most pesticides have a bitter taste and are unpleasant to consume.

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