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Bill <br />ON <br /> n °fro q _' ✓ .�r. <br /> Jam. a:'.,i <br /> r.: <br /> Absorption of alkyl lead antiknock agents contained in many gaso- <br /> lines poses an additional problem especially where there is pro- <br /> longed skin contact. The existence of chronic poisoning has not <br /> been established, <br /> Routes of Entry <br /> Most cases of poisoning reported have resulted from inhalation, of <br /> vapor and ingestion. It is not known whether gasoline poisoning <br /> may be compounded by percutaneous absorption. <br /> first Aid <br /> Irrigate eyes with running water. wash contaminated areas of body <br /> with soap and water. 1f swallowed, use gastric lavage (wash) <br /> followed by saline catharsis. If person breathes in large amounts <br /> of, gasoline, move the exposed person to fresh air at once and per- <br /> form artificial respiration, if needed. <br /> � t <br /> Personal Protection <br /> Barrier creams and impervious gloves, protective clothing. Respi- <br /> rators with appropriate VOC cannisters during heavy exposure to <br /> vapors. <br /> Revised 1/90 <br /> DS11:GAS1.1--2 <br /> i <br /> t + <br /> t <br /> k <br />