Washington Pesticide Laws and Safety Practice Test

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Ace your certification with the Washington Pesticide Laws and Safety Test. Offering detailed explanations and hints, our questions guide you through the complexities of pesticide regulations and safe handling practices, ensuring you're fully prepared for your exam.

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What problem do anti-coagulant rodenticides cause in the body?

Liver damage
Kidney failure
Internal bleeding and prevention of blood clotting
Severe allergic reactions

The correct answer is: Internal bleeding and prevention of blood clotting

Anti-coagulant rodenticides work by preventing the blood from clotting, leading to internal bleeding and potentially fatal consequences. Option A, liver damage, may be a result of prolonged exposure to these toxins, but it is not the main problem caused by anti-coagulant rodenticides. Similarly, option B, kidney failure, may occur as a result of the internal bleeding and harm to other organs caused by the rodenticides. Option D, severe allergic reactions, is not a common consequence of anti-coagulant rodenticide exposure and is not the main problem caused by these toxins in the body. Therefore, option C is the best and most accurate answer to the given question.