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,J <br />skin Contacti Remove cwntaminated clothing and <br />shoes immediately. Nash.Aith soap qr mild <br />detergent and large amounts. of peter until iW <br />evidence of etiemical remains (at leeet 15c20 <br />minutes J <br />Eye Contact: immediately flush the eyes with large <br />quantities of running.water for h minimum of.15. <br />minutes. Hold the eyelids apart during the flushing <br />to ensure rinsing of the nnEire surface of the eye <br />and lids with eater: Do not attempt. to neutralize <br />with chemical agents. Obtain medical attention ae <br />soon ae~,.posaible. Oils or ointments should not he <br />used: Continue the flushing for nn, additional 13 <br />minutes If the physician ie rot Immediately <br />available. <br />NOTE Ta PHYSICIAN: <br />ANTIDOTBt .. . <br />The .following antidote has been recomnanded <br />However.., the.deciaion ae to where the seventy of <br />poisoning requires administration of any antidote <br />and actual does required should be made by <br />qualified medical personnel: <br />Iron salt Poisoning.: Oive defe;oxamine, 15 <br />• mg/kg hour by continuoue;intxavepoua infusion to a <br />maximum of e0 mg/kg.~In each. la hour period. <br />Monitor the blood preRSure during administration of <br />deferoxamine and reduce the rate of administration <br />if the blood pressure fella, single doses should not <br />exceed 1 grain.arid the maximum to 24 hours <br />should not exceed 6 grams. Deferoxdmine is. <br />hazardous in patients with severe renal .disease or <br />snorts, and dialysis ie necessary. <br />Injected deferoxamina is gaeociated with a high <br />riak.and should be reserved for serious.poisoning. <br />Continue deferoxamine therapy until the patient Se <br />free of symptoms and aigna.for 24 hours. <br />SX. TlEP.CTIVITY .DATA <br />RSACTIVITYt <br />stable under normal temperatures and pressures. <br />CONDITIONS TO AVOZD: <br />• <br />33 <br />