QAL Laws & Regulation Practice Exam

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In the event of pesticide inhalation, which action should NOT be taken?

Get the victim to fresh air immediately
Stop, drop and roll
Calmly reassure the victim
Monitor their breathing closely

The correct answer is: Stop, drop and roll

In a situation of pesticide inhalation, the priority is to ensure the victim's safety and to prevent further exposure to harmful substances. Getting the victim to fresh air immediately is crucial as it reduces the concentration of the pesticide inhaled, which can alleviate symptoms. Reassuring the victim helps to keep them calm, which is important for their recovery, and closely monitoring their breathing allows for quick intervention if their condition worsens. The action of "stop, drop and roll" is a technique specifically designed for dealing with situations involving fire, not chemical inhalation. This technique is irrelevant and does not address the immediate health risks associated with pesticide exposure. Therefore, it is not an appropriate response in this context, making it the correct choice for the action that should not be taken.