1. PERFORM FIRST AID
FOR
NERVE AGENT
INJURY 1

2. MILD SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Unexplained runny nose
Unexplained sudden headache
Sudden drooling
Tightness of the chest or difficulty breathing
Difficulty seeing (dimness of vision and
contraction of the pupils [miosis])
Localized sweating and muscular twitching in
the area of exposed or contaminated skin
Stomach cramps
Nausea 1

3. NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE KIT
MARK I 2

4. HOLDING SET OF AUTOINJECTORS
2 PAM Cl
ATROPINE
Atropine 5

5. INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION SITE
ON THE LATERAL THIGH 3

6. INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION SITE
ON THE BUTTOCKS 4

7. GRASPING THE ATROPINE AUTOINJECTOR6

8. REMOVING THE ATROPINE AUTOINJECTOR7

9. GIVING INJECTION
THIGH BUTTOCK

10. USED ATROPINE AUTOINJECTOR10

11. REMOVING 2 PAM CL AUTOINJECTORB 11

12. SECURED AUTOINJECTORS12

13. ATNAA

14. PREPARING ATNAA FOR INJECTION

15. GIVING INJECTION
THIGH BUTTOCK

16. SECURED ATNAA AUTOINJECTOR

17. SEVERE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Strange or confused behavior
Wheezing, increased difficulty breathing
(dyspnea), and coughing
Severely pinpointed pupils
Red eyes with tearing
Vomiting
Severe muscular twitching and general
weakness
Involuntary urination and defecation
Convulsions
Unconsciousness or stoppage of breathing 1

18. NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE KIT
MARK I 2

19. INJECTING CASUALTY’S THIGH

20. INJECTING CASUALTY’S BUTTOCK18

21. CANA AUTOINJECTOR 21

22. USED MARK I & CANA AUTOINJECTORS22

23. ATNAA

24. PREPARING ATNAA FOR INJECTION

25. CANA AUTOINJECTOR 21

26. USED ATNAA & CANA AUTOINJECTORS