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FIRST AID PROCEDURES
BURNS: Minor burns are typically small, red, have swelling, and
can blister. Cool burns with cold water and continue until the
pain lessens. After cooling, cover with a dry, sterile bandage or
clean dressing. Consult a physician as needed.
CUTS/SCRAPES: Minor cuts and scrapes usually stop bleeding
on their own. If needed, apply gentle pressure with a clean
bandage or cloth and elevate the wound until bleeding stops.
Clean the wound and apply bandages. Consult a physician as
needed.
PINCH/CRUSH: Consult a physician as needed.
INHALATION: Ensure there is proper ventilation prior to use. If
needed, stop the procedure and move to a well ventilated
area. Consult a physician as needed.
EYES: Immediately irrigate the eyes at an eyewash station for at
least 15 minutes. Hold the eyelids away from the eyeball, mov-
ing eye in all directions to wash thoroughly behind the eyelids.
Consult a physician as needed.
All accidents and injuries occurring at work or in the course of
employment must be reported to the employee’s supervisor as
soon as possible (even if no medical attention is required).
http://www.ehs.iastate.edu/occupational/accidents-injuries
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