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All victims have recently been in an area where canisters exploded spraying them with amber colored liquid that smells like flowers and burns intensely you suspect lewisite what is the treatment?
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Unroofing Blisters
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What is treatment for lewisite exposure?
Treatment for lewisite exposure includes removing contaminated clothing, thoroughly washing the affected area with soap and water, and seeking medical attention immediately. Antidotes such as British Anti-Lewisite (BAL) may be administered by healthcare professionals to help neutralize the effects of lewisite poisoning. Data on lewisite-specific treatment is limited, so prompt and supportive care is essential in managing exposure.
What is the treatment for Lewisite?
Unroofing of blisters does not require special precautions
Vesicant blister agents include sarin lewisite phosgen oxime or nitrogen mustard?
Lewisite is a vesicant gas.
Which vesicant agent is colorless to amber or black and has an odor like geraniums?
Lewisite
Which vesicant agent is colorless to amber or black and has and odor like geraniums?
Lewisite
What is the United Nations Identifcation UN ID number for the chemical agent Lewisite?
2810
Classic systemic effects of lewisite include which of the following?
Decreased renal function and hypotension and can lead to shock
What is the only way to reduce vesicant damage?
Brittish Anti-Lewisite(BAL) Repeated Application Of This Topical Medication...
Which vesicant smells like geraniums?
Impurities in dichloroarsines such as Lewisite give off a fruity smell, or the smell of geraniums.
What has the author Harold Winfred Stiegler written?
Harold Winfred Stiegler has written: 'The beta-chlorovinyl-arsines and their derivatives ..' -- subject- s -: Lewisite, Organoarsenic compounds
Which of the following is not a vesicant agent nitrogen mustard HN phosgene oxime CX sarin GB lewisite L?
Sarin is a chemical weapon, a nervous agent.
Select the option which correctly lists the vesicant agent defined below?
1. Lewisite 2. Sulfur mustard 3. Nitrogen mustard 4. Phosgene oxime
