Guest guest Posted February 24, 2006 Report Share Posted February 24, 2006 Now that HF has been brought up, I pose the following scenario: You are called to a glass factory where HF is used to etch glass. A 30 year old female worker has gotten HF on her hands, and some has also splashed onto her right arm. She was working with a 70% solution. She complains of terrible pain in her hands and arm and she is coughing and speaking with a hoarse voice. What are your overall concerns about this patient's exposure? In your treatment plan: What will be your immediate actions and why? What treatments will you give after that and why? Assuming that you do not have one of the recommended components of treatment, what can you find at the 7-ll store across the street that may help, and how will you use it? Runners-up will receive the usual trip to Ladonia, TX, and the winner won't have to go. Gene G. E.(Gene) Gandy POB 1651 Albany, TX 76430 wegandy1938@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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