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Liquid Nitrogen - Genevaheadline bar HOME  Emergency Phone NumbersElectrical and Portable Water FailureFire EmergencyMedical EmergenciesChemical SpillSecurity IssuesWorkplace ViolenceBomb Threats/Suspicious Packages  LIQUID NITROGENIn case of contact with liquid nitrogenSuffocation:If person seems to become dizzy or looses consciousness, move to a well-ventilated area immediately.If breathing has stopped, apply artificial respriationCall a physician. Keep warm and at rest.Frost bite:Frozen tissues should be flooded or soaked with tepid water at 106 F (42 C). Under no circumstances should the water be over 112 F (44 C)Do NOT rub frozen parts either before or after re-warming. The patient should neither smoke nor drink alchol.Remove or loosen clothing that may constrict blood circulation to the frozen area. Call a physician.DO NOT USE HOT WATER
    
    
    

    



        
        
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