Methods for determining exposure of agricultural workers to pesticides have been developing for over the years. This title examines these methods using various approaches. It explores risk assessment, protective clothing, Canadian dosimetry, 'Jazzercise,' a tiered approach to exposure estimation, modeling reentry exposure, and GLP requirements.
Methods for determining exposure of agricultural workers to pesticides have been developing for over thirty years. There remains an intense debate over what method provides better results when measuring worker exposure. Only in recent years have researchers begun to realize the same results in concurrent experiments using different methods. Worker Exposure to Agrochemicals examines these methods using various approaches. It also explores risk assessment, protective clothing, Canadian dosimetry, "Jazzercise," a tiered approach to exposure estimation, modeling reentry exposure, performing a dislodgeable residue study, and GLP requirements.
