Nerve Agent Antidote Kit, MARK I

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Nerve Agent Antidote Kit, MARK I

Holding MARK I (NAAK)

Hand Position/Atropine

Injection Position/Pull Out Atropine

Injection Position For Atropine (Outer Thigh)

Injection Site-Lateral Thigh

Injection Position for Atropine (Buttocks)

Injection Site – -Buttocks

Atropine Injector Between Fingers of Holding Hand

Hand Position/2 Pam Cl

Hand Position/Pull Out 2 Pam Cl

Injection Position /Push In 2 Pam Cl

One Set of Auto Injectors Attached to Pocket Flap

All Three Sets of Auto Injectors Attached to Pocket Flap

Injection Position for Buddy-Aid (Outer Thigh)

Injection Position for Buddy-Aid (Buttocks)

CANA

All Four Sets of Auto-Injectors to Pocket Flap (Buddy-Aid)

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