Which of the following is NOT listed as a body part likely exposed to pesticides?

• A. Feet
• B. Hands
• C. Eyes
• D. Lungs

Answer: (A)

Exposure to pesticides is most likely to occur through the routes that involve the body's entry points or contact areas, especially the eyes, lungs, and skin of the hands. Eyes are particularly vulnerable to splashes, and inhalation can affect the lungs, while hands are frequently in direct contact with pesticides during mixing, loading, and application. Feet are usually protected by closed-toe boots, so they’re less likely to be listed as a body part at risk in standard exposure guidelines. Unless there’s a spill, splash, or improper PPE, the feet aren’t considered a primary exposure site, which is why feet is the correct choice for not being listed.