Luis Cabrera, Pamela Rao, Rosa Saavedra, Austin Colin, Sara Quandt, Thomas Arcury
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Facts:
- If
you are sprayed or have chemicals spilled on you, you need
to:
-
1. Take off contaminated clothes.
2. Wash your body with soap and water.
3. If you feel sick, go to a clinic or emergency room right away.
- If someone swallows the chemicals by accident, get medical attention immediately.
- If someone is sick from breathing the chemicals, get them to fresh air and loosen their clothes.
- If you get any of the chemical in your eye, rinse your eye for several minutes and then go to a clinic or emergency room.
- If
you get sick or injured because of agricultural chemicals
at work, your employer is legally required to take you to
get medical help and to bring along the name of the chemical
used.
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Reviewed for NASD: 10/2002
