Oklahoma Applicators License Core Practice Exam

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What does the "Danger" signal word indicate about a pesticide product?

  1. Moderately toxic

  2. Highly toxic

  3. Shows no toxicity

  4. Only slightly toxic

The correct answer is: Highly toxic

The "Danger" signal word on a pesticide label indicates that the product is highly toxic. This classification is part of the labeling system designed to communicate the potential risks associated with using a pesticide. A product labeled with "Danger" signifies that it can cause serious harm or even be fatal if the pesticide comes into contact with skin or if it is ingested, inhaled, or absorbed in any significant amount. The clear, straightforward nature of the word "Danger" serves to alert applicators to the highest level of toxicity, emphasizing the need for stringent safety precautions during handling, application, and storage. This guidance is essential for achieving safe practices while working with potentially hazardous materials. Understanding these categories is crucial for anyone in the field to ensure both personal safety and environmental protection.