Question 2009 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A pesticide splashes into a handler's eye. What is the correct first aid?
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Correct answer to question 2009
- B: Flush the eye with clean running water for at least 15 minutes
Explanation
Immediate, prolonged rinsing is the most effective first aid, usually at least 15 minutes, with eyelids held open. Neutralizing agents can cause further damage.
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