Fertilizers And Other Chemicals For Outdoor Use

80YOM C/O RIGHT ELBOW AND HAND PAIN SINCE LAST NIGHT, STATES SINCE LIFTING A 50 POUND BAGS OF FERTILIZER YESTERDAY. DX: HAND FRACTURE, ELBOW INJURY

50 YOM C/O INJ TO EYE/FOREHEAD/CHEEK RED, IRRITATED, WHILE USING SOME LIME FOR FOOD PLOTS IN BLEW INTO HIM IN WOODS AT HOME DX CHEMICAL CONJUNCTIVITIS EYE, CHEMICAL BURN TO FOREHEAD /PERIORBITAL AREA AND CHEEK

77YOM MOVING MULCH WHILE DOING YARD WORK. DEVELOPED PAIN IN CHEST. DX; CHEST PAIN

9YOF ATE SOME *** THINKING IT WAS CANDY DX: ACCIDENTAL INGESTION OF A SUBSTANCE

39YOM,PALPITATION INHALED AMYL NITRATE AFTER FELT PALPITATIONS,HEART RATE UP,DX:INHALANT ABUSE

3YOM WAS PLAYING WITH MULCH TODAY IN THE FRONT YARD AND GOT A PIECE EMBEDDED IN RIGHT INDEX FINGER DX: FOREIGN BODY FINGER

39 YOM THREW DOWN A BAG OF LIME (CHEMICAL) WHICH BROKE AND WENT INTO HIS LEFT EYE. IRRIGATED THE EYE. STILL WITH PAIN AND IRRITATION OF LEFT EYE WITH BLURRED VISION. DX CHEMICAL BURN, CORNEAL LESION

77YOF WAS SPREADING FERTILIZER ON HER LAWN GOING ON A DOWN HILL SLOPE AND LOST HER FOOTING FALLING INTO THE CEMENT. DX: GROUND-LEVEL FALL; CLOSED HEAD INJURY; FACIAL ABRASION; ABRASION OF RIGHT KNEE; PAIN IN LEFT HIP

69YOM PRESENTS FROM HOME WITH CHEMICAL BURN. PATIENT STATES HE WAS ATTEMPING TO UNCLOG HIS BATHRUB WITH CHEMICALS WHEN HE ACCIDENTALLY FELL INTO THE TUB AND COULD NOT GET OUT FOR ABOUT 8 MINUTES SUSTAINING BURN TO BACK, BUTTOCKS AND LOWER LEG. DX: CHEMICAL BURN TO LOWER BACK, BUTTOCKS AND LOWER LEG

43YOM WAS SPRAYING WEEDS AND IS CONCERNED FOR CHEMICAL EXPOSURE DUE TO NAUSEA AND BALANCE ISSUES DX NO INJURY

43YOM PRESENTS WITH ABDOMINAL PAIN AFTER APPLYING WEED KILLER TO GRASS WHILE WORKING AND THEN EATING FOOD HIS COWORDER HANDED HIM WITHOUT WASHING HIS HAND. DX: EPIGASTRIC PAIN

39YOM CHEMICAL BURNS TO THIGHS AND UPPER LEGS, FELL INTO A DITCH WITH LIME AND WATER, DX: ALKALI CHEMICAL BURNS, 2ND DEGREE BURNS

Purchased Organic Bloom plant food by Espoma company. It comes in a plastic bottle and is a brown liquid. Stored it in my home in kitchen. On July 1, 2018, put the container on my kitchen counter to use in my watering can. Before I even opened it, the product exploded! It went 15 feet - all over my ceiling, walls, furniture, paintings as far as my dining room and hallway! Luckily, I was only hit in chest, arms and hands, but it would have been worse if it had exploded the other direction. This has caused two days of clean up and the need for further paint and professional cleaning. I called the company and they told me this has happened before - they said it was bacteria fermenting. This product needs to be taken off the market before someone is really injured. It is totally unacceptable to not warn buyers of this product. This has caused me great trauma, time and concern during a holiday weekend, that was supposed to be relaxing!

On 12/19/16, I met with Tecumseh Public Schools Super (TPS) intendant [REDACTED], and the [REDACTED] to investigate a complaint of a pesticide being placed in a Pre-K classroom during the first week of December. [REDACTED] informed me that initially on December 7th, a strong odor in the Krouch Early Childhood Center caused the school to have to be evacuated. [REDACTED] stated that the Tecumseh Fire Department and Oklahoma Natural Gas was called out to check for hazards. The odor was pinpointed to one classroom, but they could not determine cause of the odor or if the odor was hazardous, and the students were able to return to the building, but not to the classroom where the odor was originating from. [REDACTED] stated that the next day [REDACTED] who has been a TPS teacher's assistant for 15 years admitted to placing a small amount (couple teaspoons) of the Bee Go, classroom for the purpose of air freshener. I was informed that [REDACTED] was asked for the container of Bee Go and she supplied the school with a mason jar with a few ounces of the product in it, and the product was given to Shawnee Hazmat to look up SDS information about the Bee Go product. I asked [REDACTED] if there was any animosity between the staff that would cause [REDACTED] to angrily place the product in the classroom and he stated "no". When asked if anyone became ill due to the odor of the Bee Go, [REDACTED] stated "no". [REDACTED], [REDACTED], and I then traveled to Krouch Early Childhood Center to visit the classroom where this incident occurred. We met with Principle [REDACTED] to take us to the class. The articles from the classroom were in the hallway, and the class still had the odorous smell. Phoenix Restoration a clean up crew hired by TPS was on site. [REDACTED] stated that the classroom carpet was goint to be replaced and all surfaces cleaned. [REDACTED] supplied me with a written statement of the incident, and [REDACTED] supplied me with a letter that was sent to all the