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What should be done if cholinesterase levels fall significantly below baseline?A. Have the pesticide handler increase the use of personal protective equipment until the cholinesterase level builds back up again to normal levels.B. Remove the pesticide handler fromm pesticide exposure for at least one year.C. Remove the pesticide handler from pesticide exposure until such time as the cholinesterase level builds back up again to normal levels.D. Seek medical attention immediately for the pesticide handler and have them avoid mixing and loading pesticides for 48 hours after the last exposure.
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