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If an employee gets potentially infectious material splashed in his eye, what should he do?
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If an employee gets potentially infectious material splashed in his eye, what should he do?
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call 911, poison help, and or chemical help because you do not know if this chemical could react in a bad way when rinsing your eyes with water.
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