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brutforce

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Biological weapons are often hard to identify because they:
 
  A) change their form upon contact with the host.
  B) often do not have any immediate symptoms.
  C) do not vaporize readily.
  D) are vaporized with the initial explosions.

Question 2

At the scene of a multiple-casualty incident caused by a weapon of mass destruction, the AEMT's FIRST priority is:
 
  A) identifying the agent used.
  B) ensuring the safety of yourself and your partner.
  C) establishing a communications system.
  D) estimating the number of dead and injured.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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