Corpsman Manual:cbr Warfare

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NERVE AGENT ACTION

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ANTICHLOINESTERASE

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(GB)

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SARIN

NERVE

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(GA)

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TUBAN

NERVE

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(GD)

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SOMAN

NERVE

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GF

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CYCLOSARIN

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TREATMENT FOR NERVE AGENTS

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1. ATROPINE 2MG X3
2. 2PAM CI 600MG X3
3. VALIUM 10MG X1

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WHAT IS S.L.U.D.G.E. ASSOSIATED WITH

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NERVE AGENTS

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WHAT DOES S.L.U.D.G.E MEAN

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SALIVATION
LACRIMATION
URINATION
GASTROINTESTINAL DISTURBANCE
EXCRETION

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BLOOD AGENT ACTION

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SYSTEMIC POISON

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(AC)

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CYANAOGEN CI

BLOOD AGENT

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(CK)

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HYDROCYANIC ACID

BLOOD AGENT

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AC SMELLS LIKE

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ALMONDS

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CK SMELL

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IRRITATING ODOR

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TREATMENT FOR BLOOD AGENTS

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1. AMYL NITRATE AMPULES
2. SODIUM THIOSULFATE 12.5G X1-2
3. SODIUM NITRATE 300MG

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CHOKING AGENTS ACTION

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LUNG IRRITANT

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(CL)

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CHLORINE

CHOKING AGENT

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(CG)

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PHOSGENE

CHOKING AGENT

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(DP)

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DIPHOSGENE

CHOKING AGENT

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SMELL OF CHOCKING AGENTS

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NEW MOWN GRASS

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BLISTER AGENT ACTION

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VESICANT

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HN

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NITROGEN MUSTARD

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HD

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MUSTARD

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L

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LEWISITE

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CX

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PHOSGENE OXIDE

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HN SMELL

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FISH

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HD SMELL

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HORSERADISH, MUSTARD, GARLIC

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L SMELL

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GERANIUMS

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CX SMELL

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DISAGREEABLE ODOR

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TREATMENT FOR L

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BAL (BRITISH ANTI LEWISITE)

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TREATMENT FOR CX

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SODIUM BICARBONATE

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VX

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S2 ETHYL

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M256A1 CAN DETECT WHAT TYPES OF CHEMICAL AGENTS

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1. NERVE GAS
2. MUSTARD GAS
3. CYANIDE

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WHAT IS THE GREATEST CONCERN OF ALL CHEMICAL AGENTS

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NERVE AGENTS

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WHAT PART OF THE BODY IS MOST VULNERABLE TO MUSTARD

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EYES

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WHAT PART OF THE BODY IS MOST VULNERABLE TO LEWISITE

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ARMPITS, GRION, FACE AND NECK

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WHAT TYPE OF VESICANT TREATMENT TGO YOU NOT GIVE TO A PATIENT WHO IS ALLERGIC TO PEANUTS

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BAL (BRITISH ANTI LEWISITE)

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CHARACTERISTICS OF BACTERIA

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SINGLE CELLED ORGANISM

EASY TO PRODUCE

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NAME THE TYPES OF DISEASES THAT ARE CLASSIFIED AS BACTERIA

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1. ANTRAX
2. PLAGUE
3. TULAREMIA

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CHARACTERISICS OF VIRUSES

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SMALLER THAN BACTERIA
REQUIRE LIVING CELLS TO MULTIPLY

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NAME THE TYPES OF DISEASES THAT ARE CLASSIFIED AS VIRUSES

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1. SMALL POX
2. HEMORRHAGIC FEVER

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CHARACTERISTICS OF TOXINS

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PRODUCED BY VARIETY OF LIVING ORGANISUMS

NO PERSISTANT ENVIORNMENTAL HAZARD

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NAME THE TYPES OF DISEASES THAT ARE CLASSIFIED AS TOXINS

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1. RICIN
2. BOTULINUM TOXIN

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BACILLUS ANTHRACIS

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ANTHRAX

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HOW IS CUTANEOUS ANTHRAX CONTRACTED

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SPORES ENTERS THE SKIN

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HOW IS PULMONARY ANTHRAX CONTRACTED

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BREATHING IN AIRBORNE SPORES

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HOW IS GASTROINTESTINAL ANTHRAX CONTRACTED

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EATTING CONTAMINATED FOOD

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FIRST LINE TREATMENT FOR ANTHRAX

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1.CIPROFLOXACIN 500MG PO or 400MG IV
2. DOXYCYCLINE 100MG PO/IV

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SECOND LINE TREATMENT FOR ANTHRAX

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1. AMOXICILLIN 500MG PO
2. PENICILLIN G. 2 MU IV

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TYPES OF ANTHRAX DECON

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1. INCINERATION/ AUTOCLAVE (121+1 C @ 30MIN)
2. 5-10% BLEACH SOLUTIONS @ 10 MIN CONTACT TIME

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YERSINIA PESTIS

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PLAGUE

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PLAGUE

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FOUND IN RODENTS AND FLEAS
GRAM NEG
LAST FOR AN 1 HOUR IN THE AIR
DESTROYED BY SUNLIGHT AND DRYING
CONFIRMED BY A POSITIVE CULTURE

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PNEUMONIC PLEAGUE

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PERSON-PERSON
INFECTS LUNGS

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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON FORM OF THE PLAGUE

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BUBONIC

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BUBONIC PLAGUE

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MOST COMMON FORM
CONTRACTED BY INFECTED FLEA BITES

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SEPTICEMIC PLAGUE

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BACTERIA MULTIPLY IN THE BLOOD

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TREATMENT FOR THE PLAGUE

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1. STREPTOMYCIN 1G IV
2. GENTAMICIN 5MG/KG IV/IM

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Y. PESTIS IS INACTIVATED BY

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1. DIRECT SUNLIGHT FOR MORE THEN 2 HOURS
2. 55-72 C @ 15MIN

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FRANCISELLA TULARENSIS

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TULAREMIA/ RABBIT FEVER

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CHARACTERISICS OF TULAREMIA

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GRAM NEG COCCOBACILLUS

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WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON FORM OF TULAREMIA

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ULCERGRANDULAR

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ULCERGLANDULAR

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COMMON FORM OF TULERMIA
CONTRACTED BY FLEE OR TICK BITE

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WHAT TWO FORMS OF TULEREMIA CAN BE CONSIDERED A POSSIBLE BIOTERRORIST AGENT

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PNEUMONIC
TYPHOIDAL

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TREATMENT FOR TULEREMIA

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1. STREPTOMYCIN 1G IM
2. GENTAMICIN 5MG/KG IM/IV

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TULEREMA IS RENDERED HARMLESS WHEN

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EXPOSED TO HEAT 55C FOR 10 MIN
OR
1% BLEACH FOLLOWED BY 70% ALCHOL SOLUTION

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CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULISM

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BOTULINUM TOXIN

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CHARACTERISTICS OF BOTULINUM TOXIN

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ANAEROBIC
GRAM POS
MUSCLE PARALYZING
EASILY PRODUCED

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BOTULINUM TOXIN IS INACTIVATED BY

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SUNLIGHT 1-3 HOURS
80C FOR 30MIN
100C FOR SEVERAL SEC

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RICINUS COMMUNIS

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RICIN

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WHAT TYPE OF TOXIN CAN BE USED IN WMD'S

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RICIN

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HOW CAN RICIN BE DILIVERED

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AEROSOLIZATION
INJECTION
INGESTION

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RICIN IS INACTIVATED BY

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1. 10MIN@ 85C
2. 1HOUR @ 50C
3. 1% BLEACH 10 MIN CONTACT

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VARIOLA MAJOR/ MINOR

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SMALLPOX

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WHAT IS THE MOSY COMMON FORM OF SMALL POX

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VARIOLA MAJOR

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WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF VARIOLA MAJOR

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ORDINARY
MODIFIED
FLAT
HEMORRHAGIC

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WHAT ARE THE 4 FAMILIES OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER

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ARENAVIRUSES
FILOVIRUSES
BUNYAVIRUSES
FLAVIVIRUSES

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ARENAVIRUSES

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RODENT TRANSMITTED DISEASE IN HUMANS

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MARBURG AND EBOLA BELONG TO WHAT FAMILY OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER

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FILOVIRUSES

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FILOVIRIDAE

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FILOVIRUSES
TRANSMITTED PERSON-PERSON

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BONYAVIRUSES

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VECTOR BORNE
ANTHROPOD VECTOR

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CRIMEAN CONGO FEVER, RIFT VALLEY FEVER, AND HANTAAN ARE PART OF WHAT FAMILY OF HEMORRAHAGIC FEVER.

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BONYAVIRUSES

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DENGUE FEVER AND YELLOW FEVER BELONG TO WHAT FAMILY OF HEMORRHAGIC FEVER

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FLAVIVIRUSES

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MODE OF RADIATION ACTION

DIRECT

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DAMAGE IS IRREAPARABLE
CELL ETHER DIES OR PERFORMS IMPROPERLY

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MODE OF RADIATION ACTION

INDIRECT

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RADIATION INTERACTS WITH THE WATER MOLECULES
DAMAGE SENSITIVE MOLECULES

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ALPHA RADIATION

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HEAVY VERY SHORT

HARMFUL IF INHALED OR ABSORBED

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BETA RADIATION

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LIGHT SHORT RANGE
MODERATELY PENETRATING TO THE "GENERAL LAYER"

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GAMMA AND X RAYS

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ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
PENETRATING RADIATION

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NEUTRONS

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EMITTING ONLY DURING NUCLEAR FUISON
SIGNIFICANT MASS

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ACUTE RADIATION SYNDROME

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RADIATION TOXICITY

MAJOR CAUSE: CELL DEATH IN SPECIFIC TISSUES

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CHRONIC RADIATION SYNDROME

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LONG TERM EXPOSURE

ABNORMAL BONE GROWTH

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FIRST PHASE OF ARS

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PRODROMAL PHASE

MIN-DAYS

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SECOND PHASE ARS

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LATENT PHASE

FEEL HEALTHY

0-15 DAYS

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THIRD PHASE OF ARS

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MANIFESTED ILLNESS