When decontaminating the skin of a patient who has been exposed to a hazardous chemical, you should:

A) Scrub vigorously to try to remove the outer, most seriously affected skin tissue
B) Use a universal chemical antidote, hot water, and a nylon-bristled brush
C) Use an industrial-strength soap and hot water at 110° F
D) Use copious amounts of water and a very mild soap, and be careful not to abrade the skin

Answer: D) Use copious amounts of water and a very mild soap, and be careful not to abrade the skin