Principles of Dermal Decontamination

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General decontaminant of choice for most skin exposures?

Copious water

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When should soap be added?

Adherent xenobiotics

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What other body sites should be irrigated after airborne exposure?

Mouth; nose; eyes; ear canals

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Which alkali metals should not be irrigated with water?

Sodium; potassium; lithium; cesium; rubidium

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Which metal dusts may ignite or explode with water?

Magnesium; sulfur; strontium; titanium; uranium; yttrium; zinc; zirconium

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How should reactive metal residues be removed?

Mechanical removal with forceps/gauze/towels and stored in mineral oil

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Why is water problematic for phenol decontamination?

Phenol thickens and becomes harder to remove

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Preferred practical conclusion for phenol skin decontamination in this text?

Tepid water

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Why should calcium oxide be mechanically removed before irrigation?

Water forms Ca(OH)2 and releases heat