Question

1. what should be done if acid is accidentally splashed on bare skin? (1 point)

apply a weak base to the area
place oil on the site of contact
use an eyewash fountain to clean the area
flush the affected area with lots of water

Explanation:

When acid splashes on bare skin, the first - aid measure is to dilute the acid. Flushing with lots of water helps to wash away the acid and reduce its concentration on the skin, minimizing damage. Applying a weak base can cause a secondary reaction and may be harmful. Placing oil does not neutralize or remove the acid. An eyewash fountain is for eye - related acid splashes, not for skin.

Answer:

Flush the affected area with lots of water