Check with your physician to be sure. The directions listed can save lives. If a pesticide gets on the skin, remove the substance as quickly as possible. Remove all contaminated clothing. Prompt washing may prevent sickness even when the spill is very large.
Detergents work better than soap in removing pesticides.
Don't forget the hair and fingernails. If a pesticide is inhaled, get to fresh air right away. Loosen all tight-fitting clothing. If needed, give artificial respiration immediately - do not stop until victim is breathing well or medical help arrives. Get the victim to a physician.