A first aid class/briefing that teaches how to treat Nerve agent casualties. A soldier showing signs of mild nerve agent poisoning will normally be able to take care of himself. A soldier showing signs of moderate to severe nerve agent poisoning, however, will not be able to adequately help himself and must have assistance.
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