Cyanide exists in many products and the incomplete combustion of certain items such as wood, paper, plastic, and synthetics makes it a very real, potential hazard to those who fight fires. All emergency responders should recognize safety hazards and minimize the risks associated with cyanide poisoning. In this RapidCE lesson learn to identify signs and symptoms of cyanide exposure and antidote and supportive treatments.

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Tags: Cyanide, Patient Asessment, Poisons, RapidCE, Toxins

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