| |  |  | | | | | | | Cartap
Hydrochloride 4% G / 50% SP
PADAN
- 4G/50 SP |
| | | | Precautions: | Keep
out of reach of children. Avoid skin contact and inhalation. Wash thoroughly with
soap and water after handling. Remove contaminated clothing and wash thoroughly
before re-use. Keep away from foodstuff and animal feed.
Transport the
chemical in such a manner as not to come in contact with foodstuff and animal
feed. | | Signs
and Symptoms of Poisoning: | | Nausea,
trembling of extremities and body, salivation, spasms, dyspnoea and mydriasis. | | First
Aid: | If
eyes are contaminated, flush with plenty of water.
If swallowed, induce vomiting.
Do not induce vomiting if the patient is unconscious. Call a physician. | | Antidote: | | An
intravenous injection of 100-200 mg of L-cysteine or an intramuscular injection
of 20-60 mg of BAL (dimercaprol or 2,3-dimercapto propanol) is recommended. |
| | | Ethofenprox
10% EC
TREBON 10 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | Keep
out of reach of children. Avoid skin contact and inhalation. Remove contaminated
clothing and immediately wash skin thoroughly with soap and water.
For eye
contact, flush eyes with large amount of running cool and clear water for at least
10 minutes. Hold eyelids apart to ensure rinsing of the entire surface of the
eyes. | | Signs
and Symptoms of Poisoning: | | In
case of ingestion of large quantities, symptoms could possibly induce sneezing,
nasal discharge and slavering. | | First
Aid Measures: | If
ingested, induce vomiting or employ lavage. For eye contact, flush eyes with large
amount of running cool and clear water for at least 10 minutes. Hold eyelids apart
to ensure rinsing of the entire surface of the eyes. Get medical attention if
irritation persists.
For skin contact, remove contaminated clothing and
immediately wash skin thoroughly for 10 minutes with soap and water. |
| | | Chlorpyriphos
20% EC
COROBAN 20 EC |
| | | | Precautions
by users: | 1.
Avoid inhalation and skin contact because of spillage or splashes while diluting.
Do not mix with bare hands.
2. The user should use full protective clothing
like rubber gloves, boots, dust mask and overall or rubber apron, hood or hat.
3. Use in high concentration with low and ultra low volume application equipment
is dangerous and should be avoided. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | The
early symptoms may be any combination of headache, giddiness,vertigo, nausea,
vomiting, sweating, excessive lacrimation and salivation. | | First
Aid Measures: | 1.
Gastric lavage with 5% sodium bicarbonate may be given, if swallowed.
2. Wash
contaminated skin and irrigate eyes with normal salinet.
3. Use in high concentration
with low and ultra low volume application equipment is dangerous and should be
avoided. | | Drug
Therapy: | 1.
Atropinise the patient immediately and maintain full atropinization by repeated
doses of 2-4 mg. At 5-10 minutes interval for hours together.
The need for further atropine administrations is indicated by the continuance
of symptoms. As much as 25 to 50 mg. Atropine may be required in a
day. The extent of salivation is a useful criteria to follow in adjusting the
dose of atropine
2. Dissolve 1-2 gm of 2 PAM into 10 ml. distilled water and
inject intravenously very slowly for 10-15 minutes | | Antidote: | | An
intravenous injection of 100-200 mg of L-cysteine or an intramuscular injection
of 20-60 mg of BAL (dimercaprol or 2,3-dimercapto propanol) is recommended. |
| | | Alphacypermethrin
10% EC
COROALPHA 10 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | | Do
not drink, eat or smoke while handling. Avoid contact with eyes, skin and mucous
membrane. Do not use containers for any other purpose. Do not mix directly with
hand and use a wooden stick for stirring the spray solution. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | Nervousness,
anxiety, ataxia, convulsion and allergic manifestation. | | First
Aid Measures: | | Remove
contaminated clothings and shoes immediately. If skin is contaminated, wash thoroughly
with soap and plenty of water. In case of eye splashes, flush eyes immediately
with water for at least fifteen minutes. Refer to doctor or nearest hospital. | | Antidote: | | If
ingested carry out gastric lavage with care to prevent asphyxiation. Phenobarbital
or diphenylhydantoin or their mixture may be given. Treat symptomatically. In
case of allergy, antihistamines may be given. |
| | | Triazophos
40% EC
CONTRA 40 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | 1.
Avoid inhalation and skin contact while diluting because of spillage or splashes.
Do not mix with bare hands.
2. The user should use full protective clothing,
which includes rubber gloves, boots, either face shield or dust mask, and an overall
or rubber apron, hood or hat.
3. Use in high concentration with low and ultra
low volume application equipment is dangerous and should be avoided. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | The
early symptoms may be a combination of headache, giddiness, vertigo, nausea, vomiting,
blurred vision, sweating, excessive lacrimation and salivation. | | First
Aid Measures: | 1.
Gastric lavage with 5% sodium bicarbonate may be given, if swallowed.
2. Wash
contaminated skin and irrigate eyes with normal saline. | | Drug
Therapy: | | 1.
Atropinise the patient immediately and maintain full atropinization by repeated
doses of 2-4 mg. At 5-10 minutes interval for hours together.
The need for further atropine administrations is indicated by the continuance
of symptoms. As much as 25 to 50 mg. Atropine may be required in a day.
The extent of salivation is a useful criteria to follow in adjusting the dose
of atropine. 2. Dissolve 1-2 gm of 2 PAM into 10 ml. distilled water and inject
intravenously very slowly for 10-15 minutes. |
| | | Cypermethrin
10% EC
COROCYPER 10 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | | Keep
away from children, foodstuffs, animal feeds, heat and open flame. Store in a
cool and dry place under lock and key. Do not mix the insecticide with bare hands.
Do not smoke, chew, drink, eat or handle food while spraying. Avoid inhalation
of the spray mist. Spray the insecticide only in the wind blowing direction and
not against it so as to avoid spray drifts settling on body. Wear protective clothing
like rubber hat, face shield, overalls, goggles, and shoes while spraying the
insecticide. Do not use in those situations if there is possibility of harming
bees, silk worms, fish, livestock, wild birds and animals. Do not spray near fish
culture ponds or when bees are active. Do not use as an ultra low volume spray. | | Post
Spraying Precautions: | | Wash
the contaminated areas like hands, skin, fingers, nails and hair with copious
water and soap. Change the contaminated clothes. Clean the equipment used for
the spraying with plenty of water and soap. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | Nervousness,
anxiety, tremor, convulsions, skin allergies, sneezing, running nose and stiffness
of nose. | | First
Aid Measures: | | In
case of poisoning, call the doctor immediately. If ingested, induce vomiting or
carry out gastric lavage with care to prevent aspiration. Treat symptomatically.
If skin is contaminated, wash the affected area with copious water and soap. If
eyes are contaminated, irrigate with normal saline or water for about 15 minutes
and refer to doctor. | | Antidote: | | Treat
symptomatically. Administer intravenously, Phenobarbital or diphenyl hydentoin
or their combinations. Anti convulsant drugs or DIZEPAM group of drugs may also
be given. Attention should be given to maintain respiration, cardiovascular and
renal function. Removal of secretion fluid from trachea by artificial respiration
is recommended. |
| | | Cypermethrin
25% EC
COROCYPER 25 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | | Keep
away from children, foodstuffs, animal feeds, heat and open flame. Store in a
cool and dry place under lock and key. Do not mix the insecticide with bare hands.
Do not smoke, chew, drink, eat or handle food while spraying. Avoid inhalation
of the spray mist. Spray the insecticide only in the wind blowing direction and
not against it so as to avoid spray drifts settling on body. Wear protective clothing
like rubber hat, face shield, overalls, goggles, and shoes while spraying the
insecticide. Do not use in those situations if there is possibility of harming
bees, silk worms, fish, livestock, wild birds and animals. Do not spray near fish
culture ponds or when bees are active. Do not use as an ultra low volume spray. | | Post
Spraying Precautions: | | Wash
the contaminated areas like hands, skin, fingers, nails and hair with copious
water and soap. Change the contaminated clothes. Clean the equipment used for
the spraying with plenty of water and soap. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | Nervousness,
anxiety, tremor, convulsions, skin allergies, sneezing, running nose and stiffness
of nose. | | First
Aid Measures: | | In
case of poisoning, call the doctor immediately. If ingested, induce vomiting or
carry out gastric lavage with care to prevent aspiration. Treat symptomatically.
If skin is contaminated, wash the affected area with copious water and soap. If
eyes are contaminated, irrigate with normal saline or water for about 15 minutes
and refer to doctor. | | Antidote: | | Treat
symptomatically. Administer intravenously, Phenobarbital or diphenyl hydentoin
or their combinations. Anti convulsant drugs or DIZEPAM group of drugs may also
be given. Attention should be given to maintain respiration, cardiovascular and
renal function. Removal of secretion fluid from trachea by artificial respiration
is recommended. |
| | | Fenvalerate
20% EC
COROFEN 20 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | | Keep
away from children, foodstuffs, animal feeds, heat and open flame. Store in a
cool and dry place under lock and key. Do not mix the insecticide with bare hands.
Do not smoke, chew, drink, eat or handle food while spraying. Avoid inhalation
of the spray mist. Spray the insecticide only in the wind blowing direction and
not against it so as to avoid spray drifts settling on body. Wear protective clothing
like rubber hat, face shield, overalls, goggles, and shoes while spraying the
insecticide. Do not use in those situations if there is possibility of harming
bees, silk worms, fish, livestock, wild birds and animals. Do not spray near fish
culture ponds or when bees are active. Do not use as an ultra low volume spray. | | Post
Spraying Precautions: | | Wash
the contaminated areas like hands, skin, fingers, nails and hair with copious
water and soap. Change the contaminated clothes. Clean the equipment used for
the spraying with plenty of water and soap. | |
Symptoms of Poisoning: | | Nervousness,
anxiety, tremor, convulsions, skin allergies, sneezing, running nose and stiffness
of nose. | | First
Aid Measures: | | In
case of poisoning, call the doctor immediately. If ingested, induce vomiting or
carry out gastric lavage with care to prevent aspiration. Treat symptomatically.
If skin is contaminated, wash the affected area with copious water and soap. If
eyes are contaminated, irrigate with normal saline or water for about 15 minutes
and refer to doctor. | | Antidote: | | Treat
symptomatically. Administer intravenously, Phenobarbital or diphenyl hydentoin
or their combinations. Anti convulsant drugs or DIZEPAM group of drugs may also
be given. Attention should be given to maintain respiration, cardiovascular and
renal function. Removal of secretion fluid from trachea by artificial respiration
is recommended. |
| | | Monocrotophos
36% SL
COROPHOS 36 SL |
| | | | Precautions
by users: | 1.
Avoid inhalation and skin contact while diluting because of spillage or splashes.
Do not mix with bare hands.
2. The user should use full protective clothing,
which includes rubber gloves, boots, either face shield or dust mask, and an overall
or rubber apron, hood or hat.
3. Use in high concentration with low and ultra
low volume application equipment is dangerous and should be avoided | | First
Aid Measures: | 1.
Gastric lavage with 5% sodium bicarbonate may be given, if swallowed.
2. Wash
contaminated skin and irrigate eyes with normal saline. | | Drug
Therapy: | 1.
Atropinise the patient immediately and maintain full atropinization by repeated
doses of 2-4 mg. At 5-10 minutes interval for hours together.
The need for further atropine administrations is indicated by the continuance
of symptoms. As much as 25 to 50 mg. Atropine may be required in a day.
The extent of salivation is a useful criteria to follow in adjusting the dose
of atropine.
2. Dissolve 1-2 gm of 2 PAM into 10 ml. distilled water and inject
intravenously very slowly for 10-15 minutes. |
| | | Endosulfan
35% EC
COROENDO 35 EC |
| | | | Precautions: | 1.
Do not mix the pesticide with bare hands.
2. The user should use full protective
clothing, which includes rubber gloves, boots, either face shield or dust mask,
and an overall or rubber apron, hood or hat.
3. Use
in high concentration with low and ultra low volume application equipment is dangerous
and should be avoided. | | First
Aid Measures: | If
swallowed, induce vomiting by giving the victim a table spoon of salt in a glass
of warm water. Repeat treatment until vomit fluid is clear. If clothing has been
contaminated, remove the clothing and wash the skin thoroughly with soap and water,
then flush the skin with plenty of water.
If the chemical has gotten into the
eyes, flush the eyes withplenty of water for at least 5 minutes. | | Drug
Therapy: | 1.
If ingested, evacuate stomach content by lavage. Give a mixture containing activated
charcoal 2 parts, magnesium oxide 1 part and tannic acid
1 part in 300 ml. of warm water.
2. A saline purgative may be given but oil
laxatives should not be given. To induce sedation and control convulsions phenobarbitone
(upto 0.7 g. per day) or pentobarbitone ( 0.25 to 0.5 g. per day) may be given.
3. Avoid stimuli which may induce convulsions.
4. Ten percent calcium
gluconate may be given intravenously.
5. Epinephrine is contraindicated. |
| | | Quinalphos
25% EC
COROQUIN 25 EC |
| | | | Precautions
by users: | 1.
1. Avoid inhalation and skin contact while diluting because of spillage or splashes.
Do not mix with bare hands.
2. The user should use full protective clothing,
which includes rubber gloves, boots, either face shield or dust mask, and an overall
or rubber apron, hood or hat.
3. Use in high concentration with low and ultra
low volume application equipment is dangerous and should be avoided. | | First
Aid Measures: | 1.
Gastric lavage with 5% sodium bicarbonate may be given, if swallowed.
2. Wash
contaminated skin and irrigate eyes with normal saline. | | Drug
Therapy: | 1.
Atropinise the patient immediately and maintain full atropinization by repeated
doses of 2-4 mg. At 5-10 minutes interval for hours together. The need for further
atropine administrations is indicated by the continuance of symptoms. As much
as 25 to 50 mg. Atropine may be required in a day. The extent of salivation is
a useful criteria to follow in adjusting the dose of atropine.
2. Dissolve
1-2 gm of 2 PAM into 10 ml. distilled water and inject intravenously very slowly
for 10-15 minutes. |
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