If a pesticide is extremely toxic, what may the antidote statement include?

The antidote statement for a highly toxic pesticide will typically include specific instructions aimed at qualified personnel. This is crucial because severe toxicity can have immediate and dangerous effects on human health. The instructions might cover the necessary actions to take in the event of exposure, including the use of specialized medical interventions, the administration of specific antidotes, or the requirement for hospital treatment. This ensures that only trained individuals, who understand the risks and required responses, handle the situation appropriately.

In contrast, while handling spills, watching for symptoms, and general first aid information are important safety considerations, they do not directly address the immediate and specialized care needed for someone affected by a highly toxic pesticide. Thus, these aspects may be covered in a safety manual or information sheet, but they are not part of the critical antidote statement that is tailored for urgent and life-threatening situations.