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University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010  p. 51-54 University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010  p. 51-54

University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010 p. 51-54 - PowerPoint Presentation

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University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010 p. 51-54 - PPT Presentation

Burns January 31 2012 Chemical Burns If the chemical is a powder brush it away Remove contaminated clothing If eyes are affected flush with cold water Cover burn with sterile gauze or a clean cloth ID: 621995

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University Chemical Hygiene Plan 2010 p. 51-54

Burns

January

31,

2012Slide2

Chemical Burns

If the chemical is a powder, brush it away

Remove contaminated clothing

If eyes are affected, flush with cold water

Cover burn with sterile gauze or a clean cloth

Do not break blistersSlide3

Do not touch the person until the current has been stopped

Stop the current by unplugging the appliance from the outlet

If electricity source cannot be turned off, move the source away from the person using an insulating object

Check the person for breathing and circulatio

n

Call campus police

Electrical BurnsSlide4

Warm th

e area slowly using tepid water

Wrap the area in sterile dry

guaze

Do not break blisters

Seek medical attention

Cold BurnsSlide5

Burning Chemicals on Clothing

Extinguish burning clothing

by using an emergency shower

Remove contaminated clothing, but avoid damage to the burned area

Remove heat with cool water until the tissue around the burn feels normal to the touch

Cover the injured person to prevent shock

Seek medical attention immediately