New Jersey Pesticide Core Applicator Practice Test

The general symptoms of pesticide poisoning can encompass a wide range of signs that affect various bodily systems, and the option indicating "All of the above" accurately captures the diverse effects that different pesticides can have on individuals.

Headache and dizziness can occur as a result of exposure to certain chemicals, reflecting the impact of the toxins on the central nervous system. Nausea and diarrhea are also common gastrointestinal symptoms associated with pesticide poisoning, indicating that the body is reacting strongly to the toxins ingested or absorbed. Excessive perspiration and trembling may arise from acute exposure, signaling the body's distress response and the potential influence of neurotoxic properties found in some pesticides.

Since the symptoms listed in each individual choice represent legitimate reactions to pesticide exposure, selecting "All of the above" provides a comprehensive view of the potential health effects of pesticide poisoning.