Washington Pesticide Laws and Safety Practice Test

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Who is considered a 'handler' in the context of pesticide exposure?

  1. A person who does not handle pesticides

  2. Employees with high exposure potential

  3. Weeders and irrigators

  4. All licensed applicators

The correct answer is: Employees with high exposure potential

In the context of pesticide exposure, a 'handler' is defined as someone who has direct contact with pesticides or materials that have been treated with pesticides. Option A, 'A person who does not handle pesticides', is incorrect as it describes someone who does not handle pesticides at all. Option C, 'Weeders and irrigators', is also incorrect as it only mentions specific types of personnel and does not cover all those who may handle pesticides. Option D, 'All licensed applicators', is also incorrect as not all licensed applicators may have direct contact with pesticides and thus may not be considered 'handlers'. Therefore, the most accurate answer is option B, 'Employees with high exposure potential', which covers all individuals who handle pesticides regardless of their specific job title or licensing status.

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