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FIRST AID for ACID SPLASHES ON SKIN requires immediate specific action. Which is the CORRECT first response to an acid splash on the skin in the laboratory?
A. Apply a neutralizing solution (sodium carbonate) immediately to the splash site without washing first
B. WASH the affected skin with PLENTY OF TAP WATER immediately; then bathe with cotton wool soaked in 5% sodium carbonate solution; rinse in mild detergent; contact physician
C. Apply dry lime powder to absorb the acid before washing
D. Apply butter or oil to prevent further skin absorption of the acid
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