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Appendix B: Emergency Action Emergency Action Self (You) If you are exposed to a fumigant, then immediately move away from the contaminated area. Notify your co-workers of the danger and that you have been exposed. Onset symptoms may be delayed with some fumigant. Notify your supervisor promptly of the details. If liquid fumigants have spilled on your skin or clothing, then immediately remove the contaminated clothing and gently wash your skin with large quantities of soap and water. Do not use abrasive cloths or brushes. Be sure to clean the area under your fingernails and toenails with soap and water. You may also rinse contaminated skin with rubbing alcohol. Dangerous vapors will be produced by the liquid fumigant during evaporation from skin and clothing. Contaminated Clothing After you have removed your contaminated clothing, be sure not to use or wear the clothing again until the clothing has been thoroughly aired, washed, and dried. Properly dispose of any clothing that has been damaged by the fumigant. Co-worker If chemical intoxication due to exposure is suspected at any time, then do as follows: 1. Immediately move the victim out of the exposed area and into fresh air. Do not enter a contaminated area without a proper respirator, even to effect rescue. 2. If there is evidence of respiratory weakness, then given artificial respiration. Oxygen can be beneficial. Artificial respiration, when needed, takes precedence over all other first aid (see First Aid Rescue Breathing). 3. If symptoms suggest immediate care is needed, then call a physician. 4. Keep the patient warm, comfortable, and quiet as possible. 5. If convulsions occur, then use gentle restraint to prevent injury. B-1-4 Golden Nematode Program Manual 07/2007 PPQ
Appendix B: First Aid Rescue Breathing First Aid Rescue Breathing If you believe a person has stopped breathing, give First Aid rescue breathing immediately. Ask someone else to get medical help. 1. Is the person breathing? To find out, place the person on his/her back and put your ear close to his/her mouth. If the person is breathing you will see his/her breath, and see his/her chest rise and fall. If the person is not breathing, then continue to 2., Open the airway. 2. Open the airway. If the person has stopped breathing, then lift up his/her neck with one hand and push down on the person’s forehead with the other hand. This opens the airway and the person may start to breathe. If the person doesn’t breathe, then begin rescue breathing at once. 3. Start rescue breathing. Keep one hand under the person’s neck so that his/her chin is tilted backward and the chin is up. Pinch the nostrils shut using the fingers of your other hand. Take a deep breath and cover the person’s mouth completely with your own. Blow air into his/her mouth. When the person’s chest moves up, move your mouth away and let the person’s chest go down by itself. Repeat this procedure every 5 seconds. Do not stop until the person starts breathing or medical help arrives. FIGURE B-1-2 First Aid Rescue Breathing 07/2007 Golden Nematode Program Manual B-1-5 PPQ
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