You should hold an ATNAA autoinjector against the outer thigh for at least 10 seconds after activation. This duration allows for the full dose of the medication to be delivered effectively. After administering, you can remove the injector and seek medical attention immediately. Always follow specific training guidelines for use.
The average person can hold their breath for about 30 seconds to 1 minute. However, trained individuals like free divers can hold their breath for several minutes due to their specialized training techniques. Holding your breath for too long can be dangerous and lead to hypoxia.
It depends on how much each pipe can hold. And how long each pipe is.
Say 2 min or 4 min
6.24 US gallons.
Factors such as lung capacity, fitness level, carbon dioxide levels in the body, and relaxation techniques can affect how long you can hold your breath. Increasing lung capacity through exercises like deep breathing and regularly practicing breath-holding can help improve your ability to hold your breath for longer periods.
10 Seconds
When administering a MARK I, ATNAA, or CANA during first-aid for a nerve agent, you should hold the injector in place at the injection site for __________seconds. 10 seconds
Administer the CANA last (after the use of up to the 3 sets of two autoinjectors) to minimize convulsions in the casualty.
How long must an ATNAA be held in place to treat nerve agent exposure
3-5 seconds
10
Administer the CANA after the 3 three sets of antidote injections to prevent the casualty from having convulsions. See related link.
10 seconds
An autoinjector is a medical device designed to allow someone to deliver a dose of a particular drug into oneself.
10 seconds
10 sec
10 seconds