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INSTRUCTION COVERS THE PRECIOUS METAL RECOVERY PROGRAM BUMEDINST 4010.3 INSTRUCTION THAT COVERS THE MANAGEMENT OF INFECTIOUS WASTE BUMEDINST 6280.1 INSTRUCTION COVERS THE HEALTH SERVICES AUGMENTATION PROGRAM (HSAP) BUMEDINST 6440.5 INSTRUCTION THAT COVERS THE DENTAL INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM BUMEDINST 6600.10 NAVEDTRA 14274 DENTAL TECHNICIAN VOL 1 NAVEDTRA 14275 DENTAL TECHNICIAN VOL 2 NAVEDTRA 14295 HOSPITAL CORPSMAN NAVMED P-117 MANUAL OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT NAVMED P-5010 MANUAL OF NAVAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE NAVMED P-5132 BUREAU OF MEDICINE & SURGERY EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT MANUAL NAVMEDCOMINST 6230.2 MALARIA PREVENTION & CONTROL OPNAVINST 5100.19 NAVY OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (NAVOSH) PROGRAM MANUAL FOR FORCES AFLOAT OPNAVINST 5215.17 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY DIRECTIVES ISSUANCE SYSTEM SECNAV M-5210.1 DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, NAVY RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM BUPERSINST 1430.16 ADVANCEMENT MANUAL FOR ENLISTED PERSONNEL NAVEDTRA 14325 MILITARY REQUIREMENTS, BASIC (BMR) NAVEDTRA 14504 MILITARY REQUIREMENTS FOR P.O. 3RD AND 2ND CLASS NAVPERS 15560 NAVAL MILITARY PERSONNEL MANUAL NAVPERS 15665 US NAVY REGULATIONS NWP 3-07.2 NAVY DOCTRINE FOR ANTITERRORISM/FORCE PROTECTION SECNAVINST 5300.26 DON POLICY ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT What test is highly specifice & sensitive for gonococcal infections? Gram Stain Gonococccal Infections symptoms appear in men in how many days? 2-7 Gonococcal Infections affect? Pharyngeal and Rectum Gonococcal Infections often causes this in newborns? Conjunctivitis A nongonococcal rethritis often coexists with gonococcal infection? Chlamydia Trachomatis In a Gram Stain, Neisseria gonorrhoeae will appear? Gram Negative Cocci The reservoir for Neisseria gonorrhea is? Strictly Human The mode of transmission for Neisseria gonorrhoeae is? Exudates from nucus membrane The treatment for Gonococcal Infections include? Cetriaxone Ciprofloxacin Azithromycin Doxycycline Neisseria gonorrhoeae is resistant to what medication? Penicillin The Tx for a newborn with Gonococcal Conjunctivitis? Silver Nitrate In Syphilis, primary lesions usually appear how long after exposure? 3 weeks Secondary eruption of lesions appear how long after the primary lesion disappears? 4-6 weeks Gonococcal Infections often causes this in newborns? Conjunctivitis What nongonococcal rethritis often coexists with gonococcal infection? Chlamydia Trachomatis In a Gram Stain, Neisseria gonorrhoeae will appear? Gram Negative Cocci The reservoir for Neisseria gonorrhea is? Strictly Human The mode of transmission for Neisseria gonorrhoeae? Exudates from nucus membrane The treatment for Gonococcal Infections include? Cetriaxone Ciprofloxacin Azithromycin Doxycycline Neisseria gonorrhoeae is resistant to what medication? Penicillin What is the treatment for a newborn with Gonococcal Conjunctivitis? Silver Nitrate In Syphilis, primary lesions usually appear how long after exposure? 3 weeks Secondary eruption of lesions appear how long after the primary lesion disappears? 4-6 weeks Latent Syphilis Infections may last for what period of time? Weeks to Years The screening test for Treponema pallidium? RPR & VDRL The confirmatory test for Treponema pallidiu is? FTA-Abs The reservoir for Treponema pallidium is? Humans What is the mode of transmission for Treponema pallidium is? Exudates from mucus membrane What is the treatment for Syphilis? Penicillin G and Doxycycline What instruction covers Servicemember's Group Life Insurance? NAVPERS 15560 Art 1741 After retirment how long does someone have to enroll in VGLI. 1 1/2 years or 61 Family Group Life Insurance was founded when? 01 NOV 2001 What is the form to decline or change coverage of SGLI or FGLI SGLV 8286 Vetern's Group Life Insurance was formed when? 01 AUG 1974 When is someone trained on the Navy's policy on Sexual Harassment? Upon enterance Within 90 days Yearly What level should reports of Sexual Harassment be handled? Lowest Punishment of personnel found guilty of Sexual Harassment is? Administrative Seperation What are the three items that make a behavior considered sexual harassment? Unwelcome Sexual In Nature Occur in or impact the work environment Quid Pro Quo This For That What is the most appropriate source for blood specimens obtained for clinical examination? Veinpuncture When performing a finger puncture, the first drop of blood should be wiped away to avoid? Dilution of the specimen with tissue fluids The correct needle position for venipuncture is? 15 degrees with the bevel up The part of the microscope on which the prepared specimen is placed for examiniation is? Stage What objective should be used for a detailed study of stained bacterial smears? Oil Immersion The total magnification available by using the lens color red is? 1000x A CBC includes? Total RBC Count Hematocrit Differential WBC Count What is used to count WBC and RBC's? Hemacytometer When counting cells, to arrive at a correct count, the cells touchig the lines on the __&__ are counted in addition to all cells totally within each square. Left, Top What are the factors that affect hemoglobin values? Age Sex Altitude What is the term used for the volume of erthrocyctes expressed as a percentage of the volume of whole blood in a sample? Hematocrit The hematocrit for a normal, healthy female is what range? 37 to 47% What is the term used to describe an abnormally high WBC Count? Leukocytosis A differential blood count is the % of distribution in the blood of which type of cells? Leukocytes What type of leukocyte comprises the largest % of cells in the circulating blood? Neutrophil The largest of the normal WBC's are? Monocyte A continued shift to the left with a falling total WBC county indicates? Breakdown of the body's defense mechanism and is a poor prognosis Increased Eosinophils may indicate? Parasitic Infection Increased Monocytes may indicate? Active Tuberculosis A decreased WBC with increased juvenile cells may indicate? Breakdown of the body's defense A decreased WBC count with increased mature cells may indicate? Recovery What bacteria requires an environment that supplies them with nourishment? Autotrophic What type of bacterial toxin completely lyses erthrocytes? Beta Hemolysin What chemical acts as the mordant in a gram stain procedure? Iodine The Rapid Plasma Reagin Test for syphilis is best used with what type of specimen? Serum What is the chemical preparation is used to detect fungi? Potassium Hydroxide The best urine specimen is that taken during when? First Morning Milky urine may indicate? Fats Dark Orange Urine indicates? Pyridium Red-Brown Urine may indicate? Blood Brown Urine may indicate? Bile If you add one drop of 5% acetic acid to urine sediment will disintegrate? RBC What cast or sediment found in urine may be attributed to lupus? Fatty Casts What is the form for Laboratory Request? SF-545 The structure that supports the magnification and focusing system? The Arm The platform where specimen is placed for examination? The Stage Concentrates and Focuses The Condenser Controls the amount of light Iris Diaphragm Responsible for magnifications & resolution of detail in a specimen. Objective Lens What objective lens is 100x(oil immersion lense) total magnification=1000x Red What objective lens is 40x(high power lense) total magnification=400x Yellow What objective lens is 10x(low power lense) total magnification=100x Green What is used to clean a microscope? Xylene What is the normal RBC for males? 4.2-6.0 million per mm3 What is the normal RBC for females? 3.6 to 5.6 million per mm3 What is the normal RBC for newborns? 5.0 to 6.5 million per mm3 What carries oxygenfrom lungs to tissue? Hemoglobin What is the normal hemoglobin for males? 14-17 What is the normal hemoglobin for females? 12.5-15 What is the normal hemoglobin for newborns? 17-23 What determines the % of RBC also known as packed cell volume? Hematocrit What is the normal ranges of hematocrit for males? 42 - 53% What is the normal ranges of hematocrit for females? 37 - 47% What is the normal ranges of hematcrit for newborns? 53 - 65% What is the normal value of WBC in adults? 4,500-11,000 What is the normal value of children? 5,000-15,000 What is the normal value of newborns? 10,000-30,000 What is an increased WBC? Leukocytosis What may you have if you WBC is 20,000-30,000? Pneumonia What may you have if your WBC is 20,000-30,000? Meningitis What may you have if your WBC is 10,000 to 30,000? Appendicitis What may you have if your WBC exceeds 1,000,000? Dyscrasia What is a decreased White Cell Count? Leukopenia What is the most popular stain used for blood smears? Wright Stain Acid dye and Red Color Eosin Basic dye and Blue Color Methylene Blue In a blood smear, the greater shift to the left is an indicator of ? A more severe infection In a blood smear if the presence of increased moncytes? Tuberculosis In a blood smear, the presence of increased lymphocyte? Healing In a blood smear, the presence of increased eosinophil? Parasitic Infection What four things are the growth requirements for bacteria? Temperature Oxygen Nutrition Moisture What bacteria grows at 15 to 20 degrees C? Psychrophilic What bacteria grows at 20 to 45 degrees C? Mesophilic What bacteria grows at 50 to 55 degrees C? Thermophilic What is spherical, appears singly, in pairs, chains, clusters or packets? Cocci What is rod-shaped, appears singly, in chains or in palisades? Bacillus What is spiral, corkscrew, or comma-shaped appearing singly only? Spirillum What are the four parts to a gram stain? Primary Stain Mordant Decolorizer Counter-Stain Is a primary stain and stains everything in the smear blue? Crystal Violet Is a mordant, a substance that causes the crystal violet to penetrate and adhere to the gram-positive organisms? Iodine What acts as the decolorizer that washes the stain away from everything in the smear except the gram-positive organisms? Acetone-Alcohol What is the counter-stain that stains everything in the smear that has be decolorized? Safranin What is the normal daily urine volume for adults? 800-2000 ml What three publications govern the rules and regualtions of the petty officer? US Navy Regualtions UCMJ Standard Organization & Regulation of the US Navy What are the five basic human needs? Survival Safety/Security Social-Belonging Esteem Self Actualization What are the two types of feedback? Positive and Constructive Feedback What are the four types of counseling? Personal Career Performance Disciplinary What article of the US Navy Regulations give you general authority as a petty ? Article 1037 What part of the Constitution provides the President executive power? Article 2 Section 1 What year was the MCPON formally set up? 01 MAR 1967 What are the three qualities of a leader? Morales Adminstrative Responsibility Leadership Ability What is the form number for the Navy Medical Outpatient and Dental Treatment Record? NAVMED 6150/21-30 Where can you find the information on dental examinations and related forms? NAVMED P-117 Chapters 6 & 15 Where do you foucs the light in order to avoid the eyes? Chin How many types of dental examiniations are there? 4 What type of dental examination is an annual exam? T2, Oral Exam What instruction will provide you information on Suitability for Overseas Assignment? NAVMEDCOMINST 1300.1 What part of the NAVMED 1300/1 does the Dental Officer fill out? Part 2: Dental Screening What is the form number fot the Report of Medical Examination? SF-88 What is the term used when referring to a double occlusal restoration? Snake Eyes What is the forensic examination form located on the dental record? Inside the back cover What is the abbreviation used to record a copal varnish in the dental record? COP When recording that all caries not removed in the dental record, what abbreviation is used? ACNR- All Caries Not Removed When recording that the Health Questionnaire was review in the dental record, what abbreviation do you use? HQR- Health Questionnaire Reviewed When recording that Plaque Control Instructions were provided in the dental record, what abbreviation do you use? PCI What form did the EZ603A replace? SF 603 What type of lines are used to outline and inscribe for a gold restoration? Horizontal Whatletter do you use when charting a patient that has supernumerary teeth? S over that particular tooth Where do you indicate the restorative materials and to differentiate b/t sealants, composites and temporaries? Remarks Section What box of the Current Status Form is called Accession & Subsequent Diseases & Abnormalities? Box 1 What does SOAP stand for? Subjective, Objective, Assesssment, Plan What is the form number for the Consultation Sheet? SF 513 How many bones of the skull are there? 28 How many bones form the cranium? 8 What is the front part of the skull above the eyes? Frontal Bone What bone is behind the frontal bone and is a curved plate? Parietal Bone What bones are the sides and part of the base of the skull and area around the ear? Temporal Bone What bone is the back part of the skull and base of cranium? Occipital Bone What bone is wing-like shaped, internally wedged b/t several other bones in the front part of the cranium? Sphenoid Bone What bone is situated in the front of the sphenoid bone? Ethmoid Bone How many bones of teh face are there? 14 stationary and 1 movable What bones are the largest bones of the face and form the upper jaw? Maxillae Bones What bones are L-shaped and located behind the maxillae? Palatine bones Which bones are the largest ones of the face? Maxillae Which bones in the skull is the only movable bone? Mandible Which bone is horseshoe shaped? Mandible What is also referred to as the chin? Mental Protuberance How many bones are located in the middle ear? 3 small bones What are the three small bones of the middle ear? Malleus Incus Stapes What is the oval depression in the temporal bone? Glenoid Fossa The muscles of the head can be divided into how many groups and what are they? 2- Facial Expression Mastication What muscle makes your lips close and pucker? Orbicularis Oris Where is the buccinator located? Cheeks and corner of mouth What muscle raises and wrinkles the skin of the chin? Mentalis What muscle closes the jaw and is fan shaped? Temporalis What muscle allow grinding action side to side? Lateral Pterygoid What are the rough projections on teh tongue called? Papillae What are the four types of taste sensations? Bitter Sour Salt Sweet Where is the Uvula located? back portion of the soft palate What has irregular ridges or fold behinds the central inciscors? Rugae How much saliva does the salivary glads produce on a daily basis? 2- 3 pints Where are enzymes present? Saliva Which glad is walnut sized? Submandibular Which gland is located inside the cheek? Parotid How many phases does degultition have? 3 What is the calcifiedsubstance that covers the entire anatomic crown of the tooth? Enamel What type of mosquito is insecticide resistant? Anapholes How long after being treated for malaria must you wait to donate blood? 3 years What population has a risk in taking Primaquine? G6-PD Deficiency How much time in the field can an AMAL/ADAL support? 60 days How long after a casualty does the CO have to draft a condolence letter? 48 hours What is the purpose of a reprimand? To teach Not embarase After what inactive period of time must members of the CTT repeat formal training? 1 yr What is the width of braids for females? 1/4" uniform and as many as the cover can be worn What is Article 92 of UCMJ? Not Obeying an Order What are the three types of court martial? General Special Summary What are the two types of waste? Infectious Non-Infectious What is the dillution ration for bleach and water used to clean blood spills? 1:10 What is the purpose of the precious metals recovery program? To save the Navy money and resuse of materials What is the screening test for detecting choloroquine in the urine? Wilson-Edison What is the chance of a false negative with the Wilson-Edison Test? 15% What is the method of treatment and disposal of bulk blod and other infectious liquids? Gelanization How man articles does the Code Of Conduct have? 6 Who created the Code of Conduct? President Eisenhower When was the Code of Conduct written? 05 May 1950 What are the four types of counseling? Informal Formal Personal Displinary When dealing with people, you can not change which of the following human traits? Emotional make up What size and color earrings can an enlisted female wear? 4-6mm silver/e-6 below 4-6mm gold e-7 above Who is responsible for the precious metal recovery program? DLA What is the lowest rank that EMI can be given by? E-7 What are the four terrorism threat levels? Low Moderate Signifiant High How long can infectious waste be stored without refridgeration? Up to 7 days What is the offensive measure taken to prevent, deter and respond to terrorism? Counter-Terrorism When should sunglasses not be permitted in uniform? In Formation Where must a suspected or confirmed malaria case be reported to? Disease Action Report What is the perferred method to treat and disinfect the water in your canteen while in the field? Iodine Tablets Discharge of sewage from naval ships is prohibited within how many miles? 3 Nautical Miles What is effective sterilizations? 250 degrees for 90 min at 15 psi Female nails cannot extedn how far beyond the end of the finger? 1/4" Who is responsible for installing precious metal recovery equipment? MTF & DTF How many beds (holding) & operating rooms should a medical battalion have? 260 Beds 9 Operating Rooms What is chloroquine Phosphate used for? Malaria Bacillus stearothemophilus spore stirps must be used how frequently to test sterilization process? Weekly What are 2 types for heat injuries? Heat Stroke Heat Exhaustion How many phases of force protection are there? 5 How long can EMI be issued per day? 2 hours What is an enclosed pouch that contains fluid or semi-solid material? Cyst Who is ultimately responsible for the command's safety? CO What are the 5 terrorist force protection conditions? Normal Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta Which force protection condition indicates an imminent attack? Charlie What vitamins are fat soluble? A, D, E, K What type of stretcher do you use to remove a patient from machinery spaces? Neil Robertson What is the preferred antibiotic to treat syphilis? Penicillin What is the preferred antibiotic to treat gonorrhea? Rocephin IM Doxycycline How often & at what time should the Binnacle List be submitted to the CO? Daily by 0930 What is the preferred method to test visual acuity? Snellen Test The roof of the mouth is known as? Hard Palate What is the definition of posology? Study of Dosage Dental anatomy is the study of ? Teeth Structures The Privacy Act Statment of 1974 is what form? DD2005 What form is routinely used for inpatient admission notes? SF509 What color is the label for hazmat? Orange What are two postoperative goals? Nutrition Wound Healing What is another name for hematogenic shock? Hypovolemic In what state is the amalgam scrap stored? Dry State What way should you move a patient? Feet First Tissue cells of the body are constantly bathed in this type of fluid? Interstitial Fluid What is a short spine board primarily used for? Sitting Patients What is Triage Class 3 Delay What are 2 antidotes for blood agents? 2 PAM-CL Atropine What is another name for alveolar osteitis? Dry Socket What is the humidity for and operating room? 55-60% What type of bandage is used for the nose? Four Taled What does AMPLE stand for? Allergies Meds Previous Medical History Last Meal What are bland or fatty substances applied to skin to make more soft? Emmolients What are 2 superficial fungal skin infections? Ringworm Athelet's Foot What is the most common way to anesthetize maxillary teeth? Infiltration What is the form # for dental lab authorization? DD 232 What are knot like masses of nerve cells in the sympathetic trunk? Parauertebral Ganglia What are the five stages of death Anger Bargining Denial Depression Acceptance Triangular bandage used in ER situations? Curvat Non-absorbable suture, "spit" from wound? Silk What is method of choice for inhaled poison? Oxygen Exercise How far above the antecubital foss should you place a tourniquet? 2-3" What are the building blocks of the body? Protein Formation of teeth is with what vitamin? Vitamin D What is the first rule of OR user maintenance? Read the owner's manual What stretcher is used aboard a ship through passageways? Miller Board What is the SF 601 Immunizations What are the measurments for a straddle trench? 4 x 2 x 2 1/2 What is the most damaging type of radiation? Gamma Severe inflamation of the tooth pulp is? Acute Pulpitis What stretcher is most commonly used for transportin sick or injured personnel? Stokes Moving an extremity away from the body is known as? Abduction Inflammation of the gingival tissue is known as? Gingivitis What for is used for the Report of Medical History? SF 93 Irreversible brain damage can occur within how many minutes? 4-6 Which teeth are designed for cutting and tearing? Incisors What flag is flown for man overboard? Oscar What flag is flown for all personnel to return to ship? Papa What form is used for those admissions of 48 hours or less? SF 539 Three forms of topical anesthetics? Ointments Sprays Liquid Who has to inspect a poor ventilated space or void before anyone can enter? Gas Free Engineer What are the 2 primary factors when determining medication? Age Weight What is the rule for Seniors entering boats? Last How many days does someone have to submit an appeal for NJP? 5 days What are the 3 sources for discipline laws? UCMJ US Navy Regs SORM What are the three types of military pay? Basic Special Encentive What is the number of yards that honors are passed? 400 yards What form do you order medical books on? DD 1149 The 5 schedule categories for controlled substances are found in what manual and what chapter? MANMED Chapter 21 What is the height on a female's shoe? 5/8 - 2 5/8" How often does the controlled substances inventory board take inventory? Monthly What is the size suture should be used on an adult scalp? 3.0 What are the building blocks of the body? Protein Formation of teeth is with what vitamin? Vitamin D What is the first rule of OR user maintenance? Read the owner's manual What stretcher is used aboard a ship through passageways? Miller Board What is the SF 601 Immunizations What are the measurments for a straddle trench? 4 x 2 x 2 1/2 What is the most damaging type of radiation? Gamma Severe inflamation of the tooth pulp is? Acute Pulpitis What stretcher is most commonly used for transportin sick or injured personnel? Stokes Moving an extremity away from the body is known as? Abduction Inflammation of the gingival tissue is known as? Gingivitis What form is used for the Report of Medical History SF93 Irreversible brain damage can occur within how many minutes? 4-6 Which teeth are designed for cutting and tearing? Incisors What flag is flown for man overboard? Oscar What flag is flown for all personnel to return to the ship? Papa What form is used for hosptializations 48 hrs and less? SF 539 What three forms of topical anesthetics are used in dentistry? Ointments Sprays Liquids Who must inspect a poorly ventilated area before the space is occupied? Gas Free Engineer What 2 primary factors determine a medication dosage? Age Weight What is the rule with how Seniors enter boats? Seniors enter Last If a person wants to appeal their NJP how many days do they have? 5 days What are the navy's three types of pay? Basic Special Encentive What form is NAVMED 6150/20? Medical Record Jacket Passing honors for boats are exchanged when they pass at how many yards? 400 What form do you order medical books on? DD149 the 5 schedule categories for controlled substances are found in what manual and what chapter? MANMED Chapter 21 What is the height of female's heels in uniform? 5/8-25/8" How often does the controlled substance inventory board take inventory? Monthly What size of sutures should be used on an adult scalp? 3.0 What are the two forms for prescriptions? DD 1289 NAVMED 6710/6 Polyscript What class of drugs Erythromycin Macrolide What is Pharmacology? The science that deals with origin, nature, chemisty, effects and usage of drugs. What is known at the "blue bible" of pharmacology? Pharmalogical/ Basic of Theraputics What is the formula for Young's Rule? age /age +12 X adult dose= child dose What is the formula for Clark's Rule? Weight in lb/150 X adult dose=child dose What is the chemical name of the drug? Chemcial Molecular Structure What is the generic name of a drug? Common Name What is the Trade/Brand Name? What the drug company named it What are the parts to a prescription? Superscripition Inscription Subscription Signa Prescriber Signature Block How long are Rx kept on file? 2 Yrs. How many scheduled of drugs are there? 5 SSIC CODE 1000 Military Personnel SSIC CODE 2000 Telecommunications SSIC CODE 3000 Operations and Readiness SSIC CODE 4000 Logistics SSIC COD 5000 General Administration SSIC CODE 6000 Medicine and Dentistry SSIC COD 7000 Financial Managment SSIC CODE 8000 Ordnance Material SSIC CODE 9000 Ships Design and Material SSIC CODE 10000 General material SSIC CODE 11000 Facilities and Activities Ashore SSIC CODE 12000 Civilian Personnel SSIC CODE 13000 Aeronautical and Astronomical Material SSIC CODE 16000 Coast Guard NAVPERS 1070/602 Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data Vitamin B1 BERIBERI Vitamin C SCURVY Vitamin D Rickets Vitamin A Retinol Vision-Skin Conditions Vitamin B2 Riboflavin Pellagra Vitamin B6 Pyridoxine Hydrochloride Pernicious Anemia Vitamin K Menidione Blood Clotting Nerve Agents Anticholinesterase Nerve Agents GA-Tabun GB-Sarin GD-Soman VX-US ONLY Nerve Agent Antidotes Atropine (6mg max for non medical) (2mg doses until atropinization for medical personnel) Nerve Agent Symptoms Dry Mouth Tachycardia Blood Agents Systemic Poison Blood Agents AC- Hdrocyanic Acid CK- Cyanogen Chloride Agent that smells like almonds? Blood Agents: AC & CK Antidote for Blood Agents? Amylnitrite What agent is a lung irritant? Choking What agent smells like new mown hay/grass/corn Choking: CG, CL, DP, PS Choking Agents CG: Phosgene CL: Chlorine DP: Diphosgene PS: Chloropicrin What agent smells like garlic/horseradish, fish, geraniums? Blister: HD, HN, L, CX What agent is a vesicant? Blister Agents Blister Agents? HD: Mustard HN: Nitrogen Mustard L: Lewisite CX: Oxime Phosgene What is the antidote for blister agents? No antidote if blisters appear What is the treatment for blister agents? Sodium Bicarbonate Dressings What agent is a steruatator? Vomiting Agent What are the vomiting agents? DM: Adamsite DA: Diphenychloroarsine DC: Diphenylcyanoarsine What agent smells like burning fireworks? Vomiting: DM, DA, DC What is the antidote for vomiting agents? Vigorous Exercise What agent is a lacrimator? Tear What are the three tear agents? CS: Orthochlorobenzilidine CN: Chloracetophenone CA: Brombenzul Cyanide What agent has peper like oder? Tear Agents What is that antidote for tear agents? Face the wind and talk What manual is the P-5010 Preventive Medicine What instruction is the Decedent Affairs? NAVMEDCOMINST 5360.1 What form is the NAVMED 6150/7 Pink Card/Charge Out What form is the NAVMED 6120/1 Competency for duty exam