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MSOS-1141 I LEAD, INORGANIC, DUST, AND FUMES MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Prepared by Envirologic Data Portland, ME (207) 773-3020 November 1984 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER: Massachusetts Poison Information Center Boston, MA 1-800-682-9211 SECTION I . IDENTIFICATION Material Name: Lead, Inorganic, Dust, and Fumes ynonyms: I . Pigment metal 4; C. I . 77575; KS-4; lead flake; lead S2; ST; SO CAS No.: 7439-92-1 Moo a ar Formula: Pb SECTION II. FIRST AID PROCEDURES AND EMERGENCY TREATMENT In all cases of poisoning, follow standard procedures for poison management, first aid, and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Whenever transporting a poisoned person to a hospital , bring the container, label , or other information concerning the product (without delaying transport) to assist medical personnel with diagnosis and treatment. Four different routes of exposure and their respective first aid/poison managements are outlined below: Ing�esti�on: 6Cal I the Massachusetts Poison Information Center (1-800-682-9211). o Make person vomit, UNLESS person is unconscious or having convulsions. INSTRUCTIONS FOR INDUCING VOMITING: For adults , give two tablespoonfuls (1 ounce) of syrup of ipecac. The ipecac should be followed with at least one cup of water. After ipecac has been administered, promptly transport person to a medical facility. If vomiting does not occur within 20 minutes , the original dose may be repeated once. o Notify your supervisor or health and safety officer of this or any poison exposure. o FURTHER MANAGEMENT: In some cases , activated charcoal (U.S.P. ) may be indicated. Only give activated charcoal upon the recommendation of a Poison Information Center , Emergency Department, or phvsician. Copyright 1984 by Envirologic Data, Inc . 1141 ENVIRO10CIC BATA