Fmf 113 Nbc

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GAS

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Chemical

Yellow background with red lettering

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BIO

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Biological

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ATOM

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Radiological

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GAS MINES

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Chemical mines (unexploded mines)

Red Background with yellow lettering and stripe

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M40 field protectiove mask

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Designed to protect the wearer from field concentrations of chemical and biological agents.

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GAS GAS GAS

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Stop and hold your breath. the mask must be doned and cleared witin 9 secs.

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M8 color paper association

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yellow/gold: Nerve
Dark Green: Nerve
Pink/Red: Blister

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Mopp 1

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overgarment: open /closed
Booties: caried
Mask: carried
Gloves: carried

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Mopp 2

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overgarment: open/closed
Booties: worn
Mask: carried
Gloves: carried

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Mopp 3

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overgarment: open/closed
Booties: worn
Mask: worn w/ hood open/closed
Gloves: carried

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Mopp 4

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overgarment: worn
Booties: worn
Mask: worn
Gloves: worn

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Immediate Decon

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minimizies casualties, saves lives, and limits the spread of contamination.
3 imm types: skin decon, perconnel wipe down and operators spray down.

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Nerve agents
deff:

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prodice there affect by interfering with normal transmission of nerve impulses in the parasympathetic autonomic nervous system.
odorless, colorless liguid

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Nerve
S/S

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pin point pupils, local muscular twitching, rhinorrhea, dyspnea, diarrhea, vomiting, convulsion, hypersalivation, drowsiness, coma and unconsciousness.

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Nerve
treatment

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atropine 2mg, 2 PAMCL 600mg

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Blister agents
deff:

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produce large and painful blisters.
HD: mustard, HN: nitrogen mustard, oily, colorless, or pale liquids.
L: Lewisite, arsenical light to dark brown liquid

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Blister agents
S/S mustards

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eyes are the most vulnerable.
begins in 12-48 hours after exposure.
Brochopneumonia is a frequent complication.
primary cause of death: massive edema or mechanical pilmonary obstruction.

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Blister agents
treatment mustards

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There is no specific treatment of mustard poisoning.

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Blister agents
S/S lewisite

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causes intense pain upon contact.

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Choking
deff

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the cause extensive damage to the alveolar tissue, resulting in severe pulmonary edema.
colorless gas, new mown hay/ freshly cut grass

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Choking
S/S

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watering of the eyes, coughing, feeling of tightness in the cheast. no symptoms for 2-6 hours after exposure.
late: rapid, shallow, and labored breathing; painful cough; cyanosis, frothy sputum, clammy skin, rapid feeble pulse, and low b/p.

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Choking
treatment

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complete bed rest is mandatory. treatment had to be symptomatic

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Incapactating Agents
deff

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High potency
Duration hour or days
3-quinuclidinyl benzilate (BZ)

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Incapactating Agents
S/S

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appear in 30mins to several hours.

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Incapactating Agents
treatment

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Prevent victim from hurting themselves and others.

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Blood agents
deff

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interfere with enzyme functions in the body. ie block oxygen transfer.
Hydrocyanic acid (AC)
Cyanogen chloride (CK)

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Blood agents
S/S

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death or recovery take place rapidly.

violent convulsion after 20 to 30 secounds, respiratory failure with cessation of heart action within a few minutes.

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Blood agents
treatment

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amyl nitite up to 8 ampules and sodium thosulfate solution 100 to 200mg/kg over a 9min period

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Lacrimators
deff

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local irritants that act primary on the eyes.
chloracetophenone(CN)
orthochlorobenzilidine malanonitril (CS)

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lacrimators
s/s

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intense pain in eyes.
sledom last over 2 hours

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lacrimator
treatment

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exposure to fresh air.

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Vomiting agents
deff

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training and riot control.
DM, DA, DC

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Vomiting Agent
S/S

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produce strong pepper like irritation in the upper resp tract.

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Vomiting Agent
treatment

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carry on duties as vigorously as possible.

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White Phosphorus

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pale, waxy solid that ignites spontaneously on contact with air.

skin: cover with 0.5 percent copper sulfate.

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Alarms: Visual, Vocal, percussion

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Visual: arms ext. out to side, bend arms at elbow to ears. x3. fists.
Vocal: GAS GAS GAS
Percussion: metal on metal. -SOP for unit

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Uses of m8 and m9 paper

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M8: worn around ankles, wrists, biceps on the ext prot clothing.
M9: used on suspected liquid puddles.