Which of the following is NOT a potential symptom of pesticide poisoning?

• A. Nausea
• B. Muscle cramps
• C. Vomiting
• D. Any or all of these can be symptoms

Answer: (D)

Pesticide poisoning can produce a range of symptoms that often involve the digestive system and muscles. Nausea, vomiting, and muscle cramps are all common signs that someone might experience after exposure. Because these symptoms can occur—individually or together—the statement that any or all of these can be symptoms is a correct way to capture that reality. The question asks which is NOT a potential symptom, and the only option that reflects the possibility that these listed items can be symptoms is the broader statement that they can all occur. In other words, each of the listed symptoms can be a sign, so none of them by itself should be treated as not a symptom.