MASE: Unknown Gas Exposure

Submitted by Dr. B on September 16, 2009

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09/16/2009 7:00am

The Maine Antidote Stockpile Education Program introduces health care providers to the equipment, supplies, medications, and administrative processes for responding to terrorist and hazardous materials exposures. This scenario describes the approach to the patient who is exposed to an unknown gas.

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