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How long does it take an impulse to travel 10 meters?
That depends on the type of nerve fiber - anywhere from 1/10 th of a second to 10 seconds.
What is the most primitive type of bacteria?
Archaebacteria
What type of rock is most likely not found in a fossil?
Igneous.
What type of microscope is most often used in classrooms?
Compound
What type of current is commonly most used in the home?
Alternating.
What type nerve agent is most persistent?
Narcotics
What is the most persistent type of nerve agent?
One of the most persistent types of nerve agents is VX, which is a highly toxic organophosphate compound that can persist in the environment for an extended period of time. VX is considered a persistent nerve agent due to its ability to remain active on surfaces and in soil, posing a prolonged risk of exposure.
What type of chemical agent can cause casualties 24 hours after contact?
A persistent agent. Any of the classes of chemical agents - nerve, blood, blister and so on - can be made into a persistent agent.
What type of nerve agent is most persistent?
VX nerve agent is one of the most persistent types of nerve agents, remaining active on surfaces for extended periods of time, which increases its potential for exposure and harm. VX is a highly toxic organophosphate compound that can be absorbed through the skin or inhalation, making it a significant chemical threat.
What categories Disaster victims presenting for medical care should be assessed for common short term stress reactions fall into?
Which type of nerve agent is the MOST persistent
Which type of chemical agent when released can?
Persistent
Where do you administer nerve agent antidote in small people?
It depends on the type of nerve agent.
What type of agent would cause these symptoms?
Nerve
HD is a NATO code for what type of agent?
not nerve
Which type of chemical agent when released can cause casualties for more than?
Persistent
Which type of chemical agent when released can cause casualties for more than 24?
Persistent
Which type of chemical agent when released can cause casualties for more than 24hours?
Persistent
