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10 Cards in this Set
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The most common immediate life threatening injuries sustained in nuclear blasts are?
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burns
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Which of the following ways is most effective for EMS personnel to protective themselves against exposure to biological agents of terrorism?
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Hepa Mask
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Which of the following is in a Mark I kit?
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Atropine and praloxidine
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onscene of explosion at university where stem cell research is being done, what should you be aware of?
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Second expolosive device
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Terrorist attacks are most likely to be targeted toward?
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government buildings
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Which of the following is not a biotoxin?
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HD
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What is the most common mechanism of action of a nerve agent?
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inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
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Which of the following is NOT a typical indication of exposure to a chemical nerve agent?
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Hot dry skin
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Which of the following is a weapon of choice of terrorists worldwide?
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conventional explosives
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The risk of contamination of nuclear fallout after a nuclear explosion is greatest during which of the following peroids?
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1 to 48 hours after the blast
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