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Preview 2
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TECC + CBRN = Tactical CBRN Preview #1Lecture1.1
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T-CBRN: Preview #2Lecture1.2
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Introduction 36
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Tactical CBRN Casualty Care: IntroductionLecture2.133 min
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T-CBRN IntroductionQuiz2.13 questions
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Nerve Agents: Doctrine & Operational ExperienceLecture2.220 min
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Nerve Agents: G, V, GV, and A-SeriesLecture2.313 min
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Nerve Agents: EffectsLecture2.408 min
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Nerve Agents: Exposure SourceLecture2.512 min
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T-CBRN Nerve Agents Part 1Quiz2.29 questions
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Nerve Agents: TreatmentLecture2.613 min
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Nerve Agents: AtropineLecture2.714 min
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Nerve Agents: OximesLecture2.811 min
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Nerve Agents: Anti-convulsantsLecture2.915 min
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Case Study: Tokyo, 1995Lecture2.1010 min
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Nerve Agents: PediatricsLecture2.1112 min
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T-CBRN Nerve Agents Part 2Quiz2.312 questions
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Nerve Agents: Auto-injector UseLecture2.1204 min
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Nerve Agents: Next Generation TreatmentLecture2.1307 min
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Nerve Agents: Auto Injector SkillsLecture2.1403 min
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Irritant Gases: Chlorine, Phosgene, and TreatmentLecture2.1530 min
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Vesicants: Mustard, Lewisite, and TreatmentLecture2.1631 min
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T-CBRN Nerve Agents Part 3Quiz2.44 questions
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Asphyxiants: Cyanide and Hydrogen SulfideLecture2.1715 min
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Asphyxiants: TreatmentLecture2.1825 min
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Pharmaceutical Based Agents: OpioidsLecture2.1912 min
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Opioid Treatment: NaloxoneLecture2.2025 min
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Hydrofluoric AcidLecture2.2112 min
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Biological Agent ThreatsLecture2.2216 min
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Radiation / Nuclear ThreatsLecture2.2316 min
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Radiation / Nuclear: Acute Radiation SyndromeLecture2.2421 min
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Personal Protective EquipmentLecture2.2510 min
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PPE: Effects on ProceduresLecture2.2617 min
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Decontamination: Formal vs ImmediateLecture2.2714 min
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Decontamination: RSDL and ImprovisedLecture2.2830 min
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Chemical Warfare Agent RecognitionLecture2.2916 min
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(March)2Lecture2.3013 min
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Triage: In a CBRN EnvironmentLecture2.3109 min
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Class Closure: Putting it All TogetherLecture2.3242 min
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Bonus Material 1
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Treating K9s in a Tactical CBRN EnvironmentLecture3.1
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T-CBRN: Preview #2
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 drug treatment for nerve agent exposed casualties. Currently, the TCCC committee and FEMA are working on Chemical Warfare Agent casualty management guidelines. The TECC committee published guidelines in August 2021.
Chemical weapons remain a credible threat. Manufacturing of nerve agents is within the technical skill of anyone with graduate-level chemistry expertise.