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CMN 577 Unit 3 Question and a As a healthcare professional what are the first things you would have to do In response to bioterrorism? - correct answer Identify, report, refer What are category a agents? - correct answer High priority agents such as anthrax, botulism, plague, smallpox, tularemia, viral hemorrhagic fevers What is the most common form of anthrax? - correct answer Cutaneous anthrax- spores/bacterium enter through an open wound/sore nswers correctly solved 2023/2...

most important characteristic of a biological agent: - ability of the agent to be dispersed in aerosols, can remain suspended (in certain weather conditions) for hours and, if inhaled, will penetrate the distal bronchioles and terminal alveoli of victims How is anthrax transmitted? - zoonotic disease (an animal disease transmitted to humans) that is transmissible to humans through handling or consumption of contaminated animal products. -Cutaneous infections from cut or abrasion handlin...

most important characteristic of a biological agent: - ability of the agent to be dispersed in aerosols, can remain suspended (in certain weather conditions) for hours and, if inhaled, will penetrate the distal bronchioles and terminal alveoli of victims How is anthrax transmitted? - zoonotic disease (an animal disease transmitted to humans) that is transmissible to humans through handling or consumption of contaminated animal products. -Cutaneous infections from cut or abrasion handlin...

CMN 577 Unit 3 Exam Questions Correctly Answered. What is included in the coma cocktail? - correct answer dextrose, oxygen, naloxone, and thiamine—are often referred to by the mnemonic DONT What can anticholinergic toxidrome syndrome cause? - correct answer The result is central and peripheral effects that include agitation, confusion, decreased bowels sounds, delirium, dilated pupils, dry and flushed skin, dry mucous membranes, hyperthermia, tachycardia, and urinary retention ...

What are the 3 steps of medical professionals in the event of a bioterrorism event? - Identify Report Refer FB What kind of intubation should be used in a deeply comatose pt or if airway reflexes are depressed? a) ET, b) oropharyngeal, c) nasal. - ET FB How long should you observe an opioid OD pt after last naloxone dose? - 4 hours FB, Papadakis p1614 Under what circumstances is flumazenil (Romazicon) specifically not advisable in benzo OD pts? - Hx of seizures Benzo addiction Tric...