Tenopaï£¨ - Pest Control Management - BASF

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3. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATIONDANGEROUS FOR THE ENVIRONMENTTOXIC TO AQUATIC ORGANISMS, MAY CAUSELONG TERM ADVERSE EFFECTS IN THE AQUATICENVIRONMENT (R51/53).MAY CAUSE PARESTHESIA.4. FIRST AID MEASURESGeneral advice: If a person thinks that they havebeen exposed to this product and feels unwell,call a doctor or take them to a hospital. Removeall contaminated clothing. Keep them at RESTaway from source of contamination. DO NOTALLOW smoking or eating. First aider shouldavoid becoming contaminated and wear protectiveclothing if necessary.Eye contact: Immediately irrigate affected eyesfor at least 15 minutes under flowing water, witheyelids open.Skin contact: Immediately remove contaminatedclothing and footwear and flush skin with plenty ofwater. Wash affected area thoroughly with soap andwater as soon as possible.Ingestion: DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. Wash outmouth with clean water. Seek medical attentionimmediately.Inhalation: Keep person calm, remove to fresh air.Unconsciousness: If danger of loss of consciousness,place person in recovery position. Apply artificialventilation if necessary, but care must be taken toavoid contamination of the first aider.GUIDE TO PHYSICIAN – general adviceActive ingredient group: Alphacypermethrin– pyrethroidFlufenoxuron -benzoylurea.Toxic effects: This material is of low generaltoxicity.
Symptoms of accidental over exposure: Pyrethroidsmay cause abnormal numbness or tingling to theskin (paresthesia).Severe exposure may cause acute neurotoxicityincluding seizures, and other signs and symptomssuch as muscle fasciculations and those ofpulmonary edema.Any unusual symptoms which occur after exposure(by any mode of entry) should be recorded andreported to <strong>BASF</strong> at Cheadle.(i) Treatment should be symptomatic andsupportive based on judgement of physician.(ii) If the product has been swallowed, gastriclavage with proper laryngeal control may benecessary. For ingestion of small quantitiesactivated charcoal as an absorbent in adosage of 30 grams in 100 ml of water may beconsidered.(iii) Maintenance of ventilation and oxygen therapyto be used as required.(iv) If symptomatic therapy is indicated for controlof restlessness, anxiety or convulsions, thenDiazepam is recommended as the drug ofchoice.5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURESSuitable extinguishing media: Water spray, waterfog,foam and carbon dioxide, dry extinguishingmedia.Possible harmful fumes in a fire: Carbon monoxide,hydrogen chloride, hydrogen cyanide, nitrogenoxides, organochloric compounds, sulfur oxides.Protective equipment: Self-contained breathingapparatus and protective clothing.Further information: Call the Fire Brigade at onceto deal with all fires involving pesticides unless thefire is small and immediately controllable. Sprayunopened containers with a mist spray to keepcool. If without risk, remove intact containersfrom exposure to fire. Contain fire-fighting water,bunding if necessary with sand or earth. Do not
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