| | Case Definitions for Chemical Poisoning |
| | 0,78 | | MB |
| | 28 | | stron |
| | 1914 | | ID | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
| | 2005 | | rok |
| | CONTENTS |
| | Introduction . 1 |
| | How This Report Is Organized 1 |
| | How To Use the Information in This Report .. 1 |
| | Structure of the Case Definition 2 |
| | Chemicals with Potential for Terrorist Use and Plans for Revision of This Report . 4 |
| | Terms Used in This Report 4 |
| | Case Definitions for Potential Terrorism Agents: |
| | Toxins and Toxicants .. 5 |
| | Adamsite (Diphenylaminechloroarsine or DM) 5 |
| | Ammonia.. 5 |
| | Arsenic (Inorganic) 5 |
| | Arsine . 6 |
| | Barium 6 |
| | Brevetoxin 7 |
| | Bromine . 7 |
| | 3-Quinuclidinyl Benzilate (BZ) . 7 |
| | Carbon Monoxide . 8 |
| | Caustic or Corrosive Agents . 8 |
| | Chlorine 8 |
| | Colchicine 9 |
| | Cyanide . 9 |
| | Digitalis .. 10 |
| | Elemental White or Yellow Phosphorus 10 |
| | Hydrofluoric Acid 10 |
| | Long-Acting Anticoagulant (Super Warfarin) . 11 |
| | Mercury (Elemental) .. 11 |
| | Mercury (Inorganic) .. 12 |
| | Mercury (Organic) . 12 |
| | Methyl Bromide .. 13 |
| | Methyl Isocyanate .. 13 |
| | Nerve Agents or Organophosphates . 13 |
| | Nicotine .. 14 |
| | Opioids (Fentanyl, Etorphine, or Others) . 14 |
| | Paraquat . 15 |
| | Phosgene 15 |
| | Phosphine .. 15 |
| | Ricin (Ingestion) .. 16 |
| | Ricin (Inhalation) . 16 |
| | Riot-Control Agents .. 16 |
| | Saxitoxin . 17 |
| | Sodium Azide .. 17 |
| | Sodium Monofluoroacetate (Compound 1080) 18 |
| | Strychnine . 18 |
| | Sulfuryl Fluoride . 18 |
| | Tetrodotoxin .. 19 |
| | Thallium . 19 |
| | Toxic Alcohols .. 19 |
| | Trichothecene Mycotoxins .. 20 |
| | Vesicant (Mustards, Dimethyl Sulfate, and Lewisite) .. 20 |
| | Conclusion 21 |
| | Acknowledgments . 21 |
| | References . 21 |
| | Appendix 25 |