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Nuclear Radiation |
| Effects of exposure to
nuclear radiation are
devastating to the human body.
You must make sure that you do
not come in direct contact with
contaminated materials or
persons. In order to
assure this, special protective
suits and breathing equipment
should be used. Proper
decontamination includes rinsing
off your protective suit prior
to removing it, or entering a
shelter/building and exposing
others.
Also Read: The Dangers from
Nuclear Weapons: Myths and Facts
You can Survive Doomsday!
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When Potassium
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99% percent of the
damage caused by
radioactive nuclear
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Biological Hazards |
| Biological Hazards including
but not limited to, Germ warfare
agents (such as anthrax,
smallpox, ebola, plague) are
particularly dangerous, because
each has it's own ways to spread
and different precautions apply.
In general, until you KNOW what
you're dealing with, treat each
situation as the worst possible.
This means full body coverage in
a protective suit with a
high-level filtration system to
not allow inhalation of
microorganisms which could
transmit the disease.
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N95 Particulate Respirator Face Mask
This respirator face mask is a breakthrough in comfort and convenience. uniquely designed to help provide comfortable protection. Perfect for protection against swine flu, bird flu and other communicable diseases.
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Chemical agents |
Have been used a very
long time in warfare, most commonly known is
tear gas, mustard gas and now sarin and vx.
The common factors among all of these is you
do not want skin contact, you do not
want to breathe any of these! If you're in
an area where an attack is evident to
you...LEAVE!! do not hesitate, get as far
upwind of where the attack took place.
What you have to have is proper
protection to ensure none of it gets on you,
or it will absorb into the pores of your
skin and you will become affected by it
anywhere from seconds to minutes after
exposure. If you extend your exposure to
these chemicals or do not decontaminate
after coming in contact with them, you
risk your health and the health and safety
of those around you.
Below are the items that will
help ensure that you do not become a
victim of a gas attack but the most
important thing to remember, if something
doesn't seem right in an area...LEAVE! and
do so quickly, the less time you spend
exposed, the better your chances for
survival of a
chemical warfare attack.
If you are
exposed,
prompt medical treatment is essential to
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