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ALKALI SPLASH IN THE EYES is described as more dangerous than acid splash. What is the CORRECT first aid for ANY ACID OR ALKALI splash in the eyes?
A. Apply neutralizing solution (sodium carbonate for acid, acetic acid for alkali) directly to the eyes
B. IMMEDIATELY WASH THE EYES WITH PLENTY OF TAP WATER by holding apart the eyelids manually; then rinse with sterile saline; then consult an ophthalmologist immediately
C. Apply 0.9% normal saline drops without washing with tap water first
D. Close the eye tightly and apply an ice pack to reduce swelling
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