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- T K Henry.
- Montana State University College of Nursing, Missoula 59812, USA.
- Nurse Pract Forum. 1997 Jun 1; 8 (2): 50-8.
AbstractThe focus of this article is on recognition of signs and symptoms of pesticide exposure and poisoning in primary care settings. Providers have little problem evaluating clients with an acute exposure to pesticides because the client usually presents with symptoms of poisoning and/or a history of known exposure. The information presented supports the need to consider a history of pesticide exposure in the evaluation of some neurological, dermatologic, reproductive, and other signs and symptoms presented to primary care providers.
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