Book traversal links for Rodent, Marmoset Bites, Scratches and Exposures ‹ Macaque Exposures Up CLEAN IT. Immediately wash with copious quantities of soap and water. If eyes or mucous membranes are exposed, irrigate the area for at least 15 minutes at a plumbed eyewash. GET TREATED. If an injury is life-threatening or you need transport assistance, call 911 from a University phone or 609 258 3333 from a cell phone. Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., seek treatment at University Health Services. Ask a co-worker to call ahead (609 258 5035). For exposures that occur during evening and weekend hours, contact the Department of Public Safety and request transport to the Emergency Room at University Medical Center Princeton Plainsboro. REPORT IT. Report all exposures to: your immediate supervisor and Principal Investigator Principal Investigators are responsible for reporting exposure incidents to EHS Biosafety. EHS Biosafety will perform a follow-up investigation of the incident. Book traversal links for Rodent, Marmoset Bites, Scratches and Exposures ‹ Macaque Exposures Up