Where would you look for specific first-aid measures on a pesticide label?

The correct choice highlights that the section labeled "First Aid" or "Statement of Practical Treatment" on a pesticide label provides crucial information about what actions to take in the event of an exposure or accident involving the product. This section typically outlines steps for responding to various types of exposure, such as ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact, and offers guidance on symptoms to watch for and necessary medical attention to seek.

In a situation where someone may have been exposed to a pesticide, having access to this information is vital for ensuring prompt and appropriate first aid, which can significantly influence health outcomes. It is essential for users of pesticides, including supervisors, to familiarize themselves with this part of the label to effectively manage emergencies involving such chemicals.

The other sections, while important, do not provide specific first-aid measures. The Storage section focuses on proper storage practices to prevent accidents, the Environmental Hazards section communicates the potential impact of the pesticide on non-target organisms and environments, and the PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) section details the protective gear necessary during application to prevent exposure. Each of these is important but does not address immediate first-aid response procedures as clearly and directly as the First Aid section.