If oral or dermal exposure has occurred, the first objective is usually to dilute the pesticide and prevent absorption. If inhalation exposure occurs, get the victim to fresh air immediately. Never try to give anything by mouth to an unconscious person. If there is a likelihood of being directly exposed to a pesticide while administering first aid, or removing the victim from an enclosed area, be sure to wear appropriate protective clothing and equipment. Remember, one breath of some poisons is enough to incapacitate a person.
Speed is essential.
Call the doctor or hospital . Another person should call the hospital or doctor immediately, then assist with decontaminating the victim. If the pesticide has been spilled on the skin or clothing , remove the clothing immediately if it has been contaminated and thoroughly wash the skin with soap and water. Avoid harsh scrubbing as this enhances pesticide absorption. Gently dry the affected area and wrap it in loose cloth or a blanket, if necessary.