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#1
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Is the study of toxic and the effects of a certain compounds

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Toxicology

#2
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what are the six branches of toxicology?

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• Pharmacological toxicology • Medical toxicology • Industrial toxicology • Veterinary toxicology • Pesticide Toxicology 6.Environmental toxicology

#3
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Study of the possible effects of drugs taken by human

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Pharmacological toxicology

#4
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The study that may considers the mechanism by which the substances (drugs) may be degraded or activated in the body.

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Medical Toxicology

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The field of study that is interested on the safety of industrial workers and other people who might be accidentally exposed to the chemicals.

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Industrial toxicology

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considers the foreign substances that may affect domestic animals and substances present on animal products which may affect the consumers.

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Veterinary toxicology

#7
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Study on the effect of toxicants

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Pesticide toxicology

#8
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When the effects of pesticide is immediately observed

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Acute

#9
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When the effect of pesticide is not immediately observed but there is minute quantity of pesticide residues in the body

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Chronic

#10
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When the pesticide residues remain in lungs

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Inhalation Data

#11
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– deals with the study of a particular group of toxicant in relation to different groups of organisms (insects).

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Insecticide toxicology

#12
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The study that concerned with the effects of toxins, whether purposely applied (such as pesticides) or derived from industrial processes, on health and environment.

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Environmental toxicology

#13
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In _____, the Asian and Pacific region accounted for __% of the global pesticide consumption, with average annual growth of -%.

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In 1985, the Asian and Pacific region accounted for 16% of the global pesticide consumption, with average annual growth of 5-7%.

#14
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Use of pesticides in the Philippines

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• Crop production • Animal health • Public Health • Stored product pests • Structural pests

#15
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in _____ is where pesticides attained its peak of maximum importation in the Philippines.

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1978

#16
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In May ____, through a presidential pronouncement of then President Corazon C. Aquino, the Philippines adopted IPM as the core of crop protection policy in agriculture.

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1986

#17
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Application of pesticides by farmers is influenced by:

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✔ Availability and cost of pesticides ✔ Kind of crops produced ✔ Availability of financing

#18
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Application of Pesticides in Plantations is influenced by:

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✔ Residual tolerance limit ✔ Established by the consumers ✔ Established by mother companies

#19
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FPA stands for

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Fertilizer & Pesticide Authority

#20
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Issues rules and regulations governing the importation, manufacture, repacking, distribution, delivery, sale, storage, and use of pesticides

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FPA - Fertilizer & Pesticide Authority

#21
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is usually observed before the appearance of the first symptom.

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Latent Period

#22
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what you usually observed during latent period

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cleaning movement curling and telescoping movements

#23
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This is manifested by Frantic running or flying movements and restlessness

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Exciting Period

#24
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Exciting period is manifested by

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Frantic running or flying movements restlessness