Pesticide Label
PPE
Pesticide Toxicity
Acronyms
What do you know?
100

Caution, Warning, and Danger.

What are the Pesticide Label Signal Words?

100

This protects workers from inhalation hazards.

What is a respirator?

100

These are four routes of entry that pesticides can enter your body.

What are Oral, Dermal, Ocular, and Inhalation?

100

VMD

What is the acronym for Volume Median Diameter?

100

Headache, Dizziness, Fatigue.

What are some possible symptoms of pesticide over-exposure or poisoning?

200

Two things on the label that allow you to quickly identify the pesticide product, and what’s in it.

What are the Pesticide Brand Name and Active Ingredient?

200

This should be performed every time you put on a respirator to ensure the respirator is positioned correctly on the face and creating a good seal.

What is a respirator fit check?

200

This is the amount of pesticide that will cause mortality in 50% of a group of test animals. It is measured in in mg. of pesticide per Kg. of body weight.

What is LD50?

200

RUP

What is the acronym for Restricted Use Pesticide?

200

You should do this before performing other functions, after you've handled or been exposed to pesticides.

What is to wash your hands and face with soap and water?

300

This is a number assigned to a pesticide by the EPA. It verifies that a pesticide has been scientifically evaluated and is registered for use in the United States. 

What is the Pesticide EPA Registration Number

300

This must provide Front, Brow and Temple protection, as well as comply with ANSI Z87.1-2010 for impact resistance.


What is approved protective eyewear? 

300

Signal words “Caution” “Warning” and “Danger” refer to these three pesticide toxicity categories, respectively.

What is:

Category 3

Category 2

Category 1

300

NPIC

What is the acronym for National Pesticide Information Center?

300

It's usually recommended to flush your eyes with cool water for this amount of time, if you get a Category 3 or 4 pesticide in your eyes.

What is 15 minutes?

400

2 of the things you should check for in the "Directions for Use" section before you mix or apply the pesticide.


What are the Use Sites and Use Rates?

(Dilution, mixing instructions, application volume, use restrictions, are also acceptable.)



400

These two pieces of clothing are required to be worn when applying pesticide, in addition to wearing a long-sleeved shirt and long pants.

What are Shoes and Socks?

400

The oral LD50 range for pesticides with signal word Caution.

What is >500 up to 5,000 mg/Kg?

400

NIOSH

What is the acronym for National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health?

400

A very favorable condition for Ground ULV application in which air temperature increases with height.  

What is a temperature inversion or inversion condition?

500

This is the Label Section where you should find PPE requirements.

What is the PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS section? 

500

Pesticide Respiratory Protection must be approved by this federal institute.

What is the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health?

500

Oral and Dermal LD50, Inhalation LC50, and these other two health effects are considered when determining a Pesticide’s Toxicity Category and Signal Word.

What are Skin and Eye Effects?

500

NPDES

What is the acronym for National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System

500

Common ways unprotected workers get exposed to pesticides are from splashes, spills, pesticide drift of mist or dust, and also this.  

What is Pesticide Residue?

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