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Dermal and ocular decontamination begin with removal of any contaminated clothing and particulate matter

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Dermal and ocular decontamination begin with removal of any contaminated clothing and particulate matter, followed by flushingof the affected area with tepid water or normal saline. Of the following, water should be used for dermal decontamination after exposure to


  1. phosphorus
  2. calcium oxide
  3. organophosphate
  4. elemental sodium
  5. titanium tetrachloride

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(C). Dermal decontamination, especially after exposure to adherent or lipophilic (e.g., organophosphate) agents, should include thorough cleansing with soap and water. Water should not be used for decontamination after exposure to highly reactive agents, such as elemental sodium, phosphorus, calcium oxide, and titanium tetrachloride.

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