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AUG- 9-95 WED 16:C7 CROWN TECHNOLCGY FU N0. 3178,159096 P 09 Carcinogen : Non-carcinogenic Local, effects : Corrosive-Aye, ingestion. Skin irritant, mucous membranes. Acute Toxicity Level : moderately toxic by ingestion (heptahydrate) Organs affected: Poisoning may affect the liver, kidneys, circulatory, cardiovascular and central nervous systems. Additional Data: Interactions with medicines may cause adverse effects. --------------------------------- Inhalationz Irritant Health Effects and First Aid Acute exposure: may cause irritation of the respiratory tract. chronic exposure: No information available. First Aid: Remove from exposure area to fresh air. If breathing has stopped, perform artificial respiration. consult physician. Skin Contact: Acute exposure: may cause irritation. Chronic exposure: repeated exposure to irritants may cause dermatitis. First Aid: Remove contaminated clothing and shoes immediately. Wash affected area with soap and water. Eye contact: Corrosive Acute Exposure: contact with eyes may cause severe irritation and action action due to acidity. Chronic exposure: effects depend on concentration and duration of exposure. Prolonged contact with corrosives may result in conjunctivitis. Ingestion: Acute exposure: sida effects of ingestion of iron salts may include heartburn nausea, gastric discomfort, constipation or di&rrhea. Symptone of severe poisoning may occur within 30 minutes or bo delayed for several hours. severe hemorrhagic gastritis with abdominal pain, retching, violent diarrhea and vomiting may occur. Circulatory system may be affected with Symptoms of shock, rapid, weak or no pulse, severe hypotension and pulmonary changes with dyspnea, and emphysema may occur. The average lethal dose of iron is about 200 to 250 mg per kg of body weight. chronic exposure; Reproductive effects have been reported in animals. First Aid: In patients not in shock or coma, induce emesis with syrup of ipecac if vomiting has not occurred. Follow with gastric lavage using deferoxamine, 2 grams in 1 liter of water which contains sodium bicarbonate 20 gm/L. Leave 10 grams of deferoxamine in 50 ml of 5t sodium bicarbonate in the stomach. Maintain airway, blood pressure and respiration. Treat symptomatically and supportively. (Dreisbach, Handbook of Poisoning, 11th edition. ) Get medical attention. Treatment should be administered by qualified medical personnel . The decision whether the severity of poisoning requires administering of any antidotes and actual dose required should be made by qualified medical personnel . ----------------------------------- ------------------------------- -------- Reactivity Stable under normal temperatures and pressures.