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What is another term for vesicant?

Blister Agent

Nerve agents are colorless to _____ brown liquids.

Light

What type of chemical agent are BZ and LSD?

Incapacitating

Chemical agents may be divided into ____ main categories.

Two (persistent and non-persistent)

When concentrated, what is the color of DA and DC smoke?

White

What chemical agent has the odor of new mown hay, grass, or green corn?

Phosgene

What is the M291?

Skin Decontaminating Kit

What kind of material must you keep the WP covered with to exclude air until the particles can be removed?

Wet Material

What is another term for Cyanogens?

Blood Agents

What is the proper injection site for administering the MARK 1 and CANA.

Outer Thigh Muscle

What kind of chemical agent are Tabun (GA), Sarin (GB), Soman (GD), GF, and Vagent (VX)?

Nerve

What kind of chemical agent are mustard (H/HD) and nitrogen mustard (HN), arsenical (lewisite (L)), and phosgene oxime (CX)?

Blister

What type of chemical agent are DA, DC, and DM?

Vomiting

When concentrated, what is the color of DM smoke?

Canary Yellow

What kind of chemical agent are hydrogen cyanide (AC) and cyanogen chloride (CK)?

Blood

What is another name for Dimercaprol?

British Anti-Lewisite (BAL)

Which chemical agent has the odor of Bitter Almonds?

Hydrogen Cyanide (AC)

What kind of chemical agent are phosgene (CG), diphosgene (DP), chlorine, and chloropicrin (PS)?

Choking

2 PAM Cl is an ___ which increases the effectiveness of drug therapy in poisoning by some---but not all--- cholinesterase inhibitors.

Oxime