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Hello? For your reference: Before spraying, please check the cooperation of each part of the test sprayer, confirm that it is correct before you can match the drug, tighten the upper cover after the medicine is completed, and put the sprayer at a suitable height as much as possible.

Take off your clothes in time after the agent is sprinkled on your body to prevent the agent from coming into contact with **, if there is any contact, rinse with soap when taking a bath, and continue to work after changing clothes.

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Wash with water or soap if soap is available.

Rinse off with clean water promptly.

Wash with water and then soap.

How to deal with pesticides sprinkled on the body:

Wear gloves and masks when touching pesticides. Once the pesticide is sprinkled on the body, immediately rinse the contact surface with water, soapy water, or soda. Pay attention to the wrinkles, hair gaps, finger seams and other parts should also be thoroughly cleaned, and if there are uncomfortable symptoms, you should go to the hospital in time.

The following substances can cause contact poisoning:

1. Pesticides:

Commonly used organophosphorus, organochlorine, carbamate, pyrethroid and other pesticides are fat-soluble, and this fat-soluble substance is easy to penetrate the ** mucous membrane and be absorbed by the human body, resulting in poisoning.

Commonly used pesticides such as dichlorvos, dimethoate, parathion, phosphine and other pesticides can cause contact poisoning. In addition, exposure to herbicides such as paraquat** can cause chronic lung fiber.

2. Lead-containing categories:

Some painted, brightly colored toys usually contain high levels of lead, and long-term exposure to children may lead to lead poisoning, which can cause neurasthenia, ADHD, difficulty concentrating, and loss of appetite in children.

3. Benzene-contained:

Some super glues such as 502 glue and shoe glue should be used with caution, as a large amount or long-term contact with ** can easily lead to bone marrow heterogeneity.

4. Flowers and plants:

Exposure to the juice of dripping Guanyin, oleander, etc., can cause poisoning.

Sprinkle pesticides on the body or sleeping mats to repel mosquitoes, which are not advisable and will cause organophosphate poisoning, so you should go to the hospital for examination in time**. Pesticides are drugs, and they should always pay attention to their own safety protection during use to prevent personnel from being poisoned. Here's how:

1. Wear necessary protective clothing, masks and other protective equipment.

2. Smoking, eating and drinking are prohibited during the application period.

3. When applying pesticides, it is necessary to stand in the upwind direction and implement interlaced pesticide application of crops.

4. Change clothing and wash the body in time after application.

There are mainly 2 points, the first thing to see is what kind of pesticide and the size of the area sprinkled on the body. The second depends on the person's physique.

The pesticide poisoning on this body is mainly poisoned by infiltrating into the ** through the pores, and the poisoning status of different pesticides is different.

Due to the different poisoning mechanisms of different pesticides, the toxic symptoms are also different, generally manifested as headache, dizziness, general malaise, nausea and vomiting, respiratory disorders, cardiac arrest, shock coma, spasms, agitation, irritability, pain, pulmonary edema, cerebral edema and other symptoms, pyrethroid pesticide poisoning is mainly manifested as abnormal excitability of the nervous system.

The main mechanism of action of organophosphorus pesticides in vivo is: in the body with cholinesterase to form phosphorylcholinesterase, cholinesterase activity is inhibited, so that the enzyme can not play the role of decomposing acetylcholine, resulting in excessive accumulation of acetylcholine in tissues, making cholinergic nerves overexcited, causing muscarinic, nicotinic and central nervous system symptoms, serious will destroy organs, nerves and vascular motor centers, resulting in death. The mechanism of carbamate toxicity is the same as that of organophosphorus, but it is different from the inhibition of cholinesterase by organophosphorus

After carbamate invades the body, most of them directly inhibit cholinesterase without metabolic transformation, and the combination with cholinesterase is reversible, so the effect is fast and the recovery is fast.

Pesticide poisoning after the death of the blood circulation suddenly stopped, shortness of breath before death, the blood in the cardiovascular system lacked power and fell along the vascular network in the lower part of the corpse, the corpse high blood vessels are empty, the corpse low blood vessels congestion, the capillaries and venules in the lower part of the corpse are filled with blood, through the dark red to dark purple red marks presented by **. Some people who have died of poisoning also bleed from their nose and mouth.

Some pesticides can cause rot on the body, such as paraquat, which requires medical attention.

Generally, you don't need to seek medical attention, just go to the shower and you'll be fine. When taking a bath, you can use a small amount of alkali on your body.

There have been cases of death from pesticide spraying, but they are all isolated cases. In general, as long as the physique is good, it does not have much effect.

Scrape off the pesticide skin.

Wash immediately with clean water and apply the relevant ointment.

Rinse down with water before going to the hospital.

Rinse it off with clean water in a timely manner.

It's not a big deal, wipe it down with paper or use a cloth in time.

If it is a trace amount, it is recommended to rinse immediately with plenty of water and change the contaminated clothes in time. If it is not a trace amount, it is recommended to rinse with plenty of water and send it to the doctor immediately.

Precautions for spraying pesticides:

1. Before spraying pesticides, choose the time to spray pesticides, try to choose in the morning and evening, not in the high temperature period at noon; It is necessary to adjust the sprayer and other tools, and adjust the concentration and dosage of the agent to avoid polluting water sources, breeding farms and other places; At the same time, minors, lactating women, frail and sick, people with a history of allergies and people with ** damage should not participate in spraying.

2. When spraying pesticides, wear long-sleeved clothes and pants, wear masks, do not smoke, do not eat food, and do not wipe sweat with hands; Be careful not to wear chemical fiber clothes spraying, because chemical fiber clothes have strong permeability, poor water absorption, poor anti-fouling ability, and are prone to infectious poisoning; When spraying pesticides, you should stand upwind and spray, not "against the wind" to prevent the wind from blowing the liquid on your body.

3. After spraying pesticides, change clothes in time, wash your face and hands with soapy water before eating (avoid washing your face and hands with soapy water after spraying trichlorfon, wash your face and hands with water); Used medicine bottles and unused pesticides should be stored properly, do not let children play, to prevent accidental ingestion; The tools for spraying pesticides should be washed, and the fields should be marked to prevent humans and animals from entering within 3 to 5 days.

In addition, once someone is found to be poisoned with pesticides, it is best to bring a pesticide description label at the same time as the hospital for examination** to help the doctor treat the symptoms.

I might be more convincing about that.

It should be organophosphorus. First of all, don't be nervous. After spraying pesticides, it is normal for the liquid medicine to occupy the body without good protection, and a part of the liquid medicine may have chronic poisoning through internal osmosis, causing dry heat and itching.

As long as the amount is not large, there is no problem. Don't be nervous, just use medication to protect you in the future.

Mine is what to do after taking the medicine in the future to reduce such itching and pain.

Many people take a bath with hot and warm water after taking medicine, and they feel comfortable at the time, but after washing, it is a problem.

Therefore, after the medicine, it must be washed with cold water, a large amount of cleaning, and then washed with soap, why does the human body feel hot and itchy is a manifestation of poisoning, people in the process of operation, the capillaries open and absorb pesticides, if washed with hot water, it accelerates the invasation of pesticides, increases the body's toxins, so it aggravates the heat and itching pain.

Therefore, when using pesticides, we must first protect our mouth and nose, operate in strict accordance with the pesticide operation regulations, and understand the mechanism of action and toxicity of pesticides. Reduce the amount of direct and indirect contact, again, rinse with water below body temperature after use, and never wash with water above body temperature. 125533419

It should be an insecticide containing (pyrethrin kung fu) type of pesticide mixed row of pesticides multiples should be compared to the bottom of nothing to do with alkaline soap wash it.

You can't blindly wash it with soap, and some pesticides will become more toxic when exposed to alkali.

What kind of pesticide are you spraying? Some pesticides cannot be washed with alkaline water, depending on the type of pesticide!

font color= 0000ff If the amount of pesticides entering the human body exceeds the maximum tolerable amount of normal people, the poisoning phenomenon is divided into many kinds, here is mainly about the kind of wanton key you said, in fact, it is "percutaneous absorption" percutaneous poisoning, should immediately take off the clothes and pants of the polluted spring stove, and quickly rinse it with warm water< wbr or rinse with soapy water (except trichlorfon), or rinse contaminated ** with a 4% < wbr sodium bicarbonate solution; If the liquid is splashed into the eye, < WBR should be immediately rinsed with normal saline for more than 20 times, and then 2% cortisone and < WBR chloramphenicol eye drops should be dropped, and if the pain is aggravated, 1%-2% procaine solution can be instilled, and < the WBR is severe, immediately send to the hospital**.

The operation should be stopped immediately, the clothes contaminated by pesticides should be taken off, and the contaminated parts should be fully washed with soap and water (not hot water), but soap should not be used for the contamination of trichlorfon agents, so as not to convert trichlorfon into more toxic dichlorvos after encountering alkaline soap. Trichlorfon is more soluble in water, as long as it is fully washed with water. Carefully dry with a clean, dry towel after washing**, put on clean clothes and keep warm.

1. Water soaking washing method: first rinse off the surface dirt of vegetables with water, and then soak them in water, but the soaking time is best not less than 10 minutes. In this way, most of the residual pesticide components can be removed after washing and soaking twice.

2. Add auxiliary agent soaking washing method: you can add alkali (small soda), fruit and vegetable cleaning agent, and rice washing water (preferably the first two times) for soaking and washing. Soaking fruits and vegetables in such water for 5 to 15 minutes can remove organophosphorus pesticides from the surface of fruits and vegetables.

After soaking, be careful to rinse thoroughly.

3. Storage method: The oxygen in the air has the effect of decomposing some pesticides, so some easy-to-keep vegetables and fruits can be reduced by extending the storage time. For example, non-perishable vegetables such as winter squash and pumpkin can be left for more than 3 days before eating.

4. Heating method: The decomposition of some pesticides will accelerate with the increase of temperature, so it can also help remove pesticide residues. For example, green peppers, beans, celery, snow peas, etc., can be washed with water first, then put in boiling water and boil for 2 to 4 minutes, and then rinse with water 1 to 2 times.

5. Peeling method: This is the most effective method, but it is only suitable for those vegetables with skin. For example, cucumbers, carrots, pumpkins, apples, etc., can be peeled directly with a peeler containing residual pesticides.

Tips: Because pesticide residues are basically on the surface of vegetables and fruits, although peeling off the skin will lose some nutrients, it is very effective for removing pesticide residues. Rinse before and after peeling so that pesticide residues are not brought to the pulp.

The above methods have a good effect on removing pesticide residues in vegetables and fruits, and they are also convenient and feasible. For the sake of our own physical health, please pay attention to fair use.

It depends on what type of pesticide it is. Different pesticides have different metabolic pathways, and some highly toxic pesticides can directly harm the human body without delay. Some pesticides have delays, such as organophosphates, which have delayed neurotoxicity one or two weeks after poisoning.

Those who have just entered the body can be gastric lavage. It is difficult to remove what has already entered, just like many Western medicines nowadays can't explain the metabolic mechanism. So, try to pay attention to food safety.

Farmers should take care to protect themselves, especially when using medicines. Thank you.