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33 Cards in this Set
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ID immediate action of a chemical hazard casualty(nerve) |
Atropine - binds to site blocks excess acetylcholine 2 - PAM Cl- reactivates acetylcholesterase CANA - Treats convulsions PB- pretreatment GD (Soman) |
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Nerve Agent antidote kit Mr 1 (NAAN Mk1) |
2 auto injectors ( atropine, 2 Pam cl) Plastic clip, foam case 3 kits |
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What's in Convulsion antidote for nerve agent (Cana)? Can it be self aided? |
10 MG diazepam, only for buddy aid |
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Self aid (nerve) |
Don fpm, administer NAAK Mr 1, decon, wait 10-15 min for results |
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Buddy aid nerve |
Mask casualty, give NAAK or CANA, RSDL decon, assist in ventilation |
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Blister agents |
Decon skin with RSDL, Flush eyes |
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First aid Blister |
Don fpm, immediate decon |
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Buddy aid Blister |
Not specified Assist in masking and skin decon |
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Blood agent |
Speed is Essential, antidotes are here in U.S. Meds are effective administered |
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Self aid Blood |
None that can be self administered Don mask |
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Buddy aid Blood |
Mask casualty seek medical attention |
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First aid choking, what makes it worse |
Activity makes it worse No specific first aid |
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Self aid Choking |
Don fpm, pass alarm Continue duties until difficulty breathing, vomiting If symptoms appear rest |
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Buddy aid choking |
Not necessary Ensure minimized activity |
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First aid incapacitating |
Close observation, support Restraint and confinement, if needed Remove harmful items |
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Self aid incapacitating |
Don fpm, give alarm Decon not necessary |
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Buddy aid incapacitating |
Mask casualty Decon not necessary Monitor, place on side for vomiting |
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Self aid riot control |
Don fpm, give alarm Keep eyes open, leave contam area When safe, Flush eyes |
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Buddy aid |
No buddy aid |
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Self aid respiratory irritant |
Don FPM, GIVE alarm Carry on duties Lift mask for vomiting |
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Buddy aid respiratory irritant |
No buddy aid |
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Bio hazard decon |
Broad and general Decon with .5% bleach Specific decon not in military inventory Weathering works in most cases |
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Smallpox |
No current treatment Vaccine given post exposure |
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Viral hemorrhagic fever (vhf) |
Ribavirin has been used Not been tested for all vhf |
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Anthrax |
Variety if treatment for 3 forms Inhalation is quick If symptoms appear it's may be late |
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Plague |
Variety of antibiotics can prevent it Given after symptoms appear |
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Tularemia |
Antibiotics within 24 hrs may prevent A lot of antibiotics available |
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Botox |
Antitoxin stop progression |
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ID decon requirements for radio. hazards |
Remove clothes Confirm radiological contam Cover wounds b4 decon |
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Radiological skin decon |
After removong clothes Wash with soap and water Wash skin thoroughly |
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Radiological skin decon techniques. What are some solutions? |
Wash skin Shampoo no conditioners, cut hair Soap water, betadine, H2O2, .5 chlorine solution
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Treatment for radio. Victim |
Same as conventional casualty |
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Decon for TIM's |
Depends, most can be deconed like bio/radio/chem agents |
