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Tactical CBRN

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The use of chemical warfare agents is not only relegated to WWI: The US  Department of Homeland Security – FEMA, Co-TCCC, are both currently working on chemical warfare/agent casualty management guidelines, and the Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care published guidelines on 16 August 2021. With the offensive use of chlorine, sulfur mustard, and nerve agents in Syria & Iraq over the last several years, chemical warfare is a current problem.  These articles are written for professionals who may be called up on to treat casualties who are both chemically contaminated and traumatically wounded.

St.Luke's hospital the day of the sarin nerve agent subway poisoning
Mike Shertz MD/18D

Nerve Agent MCI: Tokyo 1995

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Tactical CBRN

🕖 Reading Time, 5 minutes On March 20,1995, in Tokyo, Japan, a “doomsday cult” called Aum Shinrikyo manufactured and deployed 10 liters of dilute sarin nerve agent in the Tokyo subway system. At that time, the Tokyo subway system was …

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An infographic called: CBRN by the numbers, breaking down CBRN medical literature into easy to digest statistics.
Mike Shertz MD/18D

Chem Bio Rad Nuc by the numbers

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Tactical CBRN

🕖 Reading Time, 9 minutes The use of chemical warfare agents is not only relegated to WWI: The US  Department of Homeland Security – FEMA, Co-TCCC, are both currently working on chemical warfare/agent casualty management guidelines, and the Committee for Tactical Emergency …

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English directions for the Soviet aptechka kit
Mike Shertz MD/18D

USSR Civil Defense CBRN Kits “Aptechka”

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Tactical CBRN

🕖 Reading Time, 5 minutes  The AI-2 “aptechka” was an individual CBRN kit issued by the USSR for Civil Defense beginning in the late 1970s in a chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear attack. Aptechka, (аптечка) loosely translated means first-aid kit. …

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Mike Shertz MD/18D

Why Guinea pigs, White Rabbits, Yorkshire Pigs, and Beagles in CBRN Tests?

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Tactical CBRN

Animal models are often used when trying to study the possible effects of a medication or treatment and subsequently extrapolated to humans. Which species is selected depends on what is being studied. 🕖 Reading Time, 4 minutes Guinea Pigs Nerve …

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Dr. Shertz holding a VX nerve agent munition prop on the stage of CM's new Tactical CBRN course
Mike Shertz MD/18D

Why is CBRN relevant now?

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories Tactical CBRN

🕖 Reading Time, 3 minutes In 2017, the CDC issued an emergency use authorization for a new atropine auto-injector manufacturing company because there was a sense there were not enough atropine auto-injectors in the national stockpile. Atropine is the standard …

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comparison of traditional MARCHE and MARCHE2 for CBRN exposed casulaties
Mike Shertz MD/18D

MARCHE2 to manage trauma patients in a CBRN environment

  • Posted by Mike Shertz MD/18D
  • Categories MARCH, Tactical CBRN

🕖 Reading Time, 5 minutes Managing casualties in high-risk environments like active violent incidents, unstable buildings from explosion or earthquake, and houses on fire is inherently challenging. Adding the possibility of CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear) contamination to that …

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