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Blood agents (poisons the enzyme cytochrome oxidase thus blocking the transfer of oxygen to the cells): Hydrogen Cyanide (AC, inhaled agent, a mask is only protection needed, smells like almonds, and non-persistant, quick acting casualty agent) Light Symptoms: Irrationability, alter reflexes, coma and/or convulsions, and lack of oxygen, damage to central nervous system. Will completely recover with time. Medium symptoms: dizziness, nausia, headaches, convulsion and/or death. Heavy symptoms: Deep rapid breathing, violent convulsion after 20 to 30 seconds, stop breathing after 1 minute, heart stops within 2 minutes, then you die. Blister agents (inflames and generally destroys tissues, very effective against eyes, mucus membranes, respiratory tract, and other moist areas): Mustard Gas (H, contact agent, full body plus mask protection needed, smells like sulfur, persistant, delayed acting casualty causing agents) Symptoms: irritation to moist areas (eyes, tissues, respiratory, etc.) First Phase (4-6 hours after contact): latent. Second Phase: Erythema Phase, reddening of skin and general itchiness. Third Phase: Vessication Phase, 12-24 hours after contact, severe blistering begins. Final Phase: Necrosis Phase, tissues decay and die, so do you, generally. If you survive a blister agent attack, you will be horribly scarred and dibilitated for the rest of your life. Choking agents (attacks nose throat and lungs to cause pulmonary edema (dry land drowning): Phosgene (CG, inhaled agent, a mask is only protection needed, smells like fresh cut grass, only effects the lungs and damages small blood vessels causing them to burst which results in anoxia/pulmonary edema, non-persistant, will sit in low areas like crater, trenches, foxholes, etc., quick casualty causing agent) Symptoms in low concentrations my take 3-4 hours to show up and are immediate in high concentrations. Symptoms: begin to cough and wheeze violently as blood vessels in lung burst which causes you to die. People that survive suffer greatly deminished lung function forever.
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What were the typse of medicine used during World War 2?
Morphine, penicilin, and plasma/blood (for transfusions).
Where horses or donkeys used in World War 2?
Mainly horses were used in World War 2. But donkeys were used in World War 1.
How did medicine affect World War 2?
There were high death tolls in World War 2 many due to infections,so the discovery of antibiotics reduced death.
How many rifles were used in World War 2?
Over 100 million rifles were used during World War 2.
What war was dynamite used in?
Dynamite was used in World War 1, but stopped using it during World War 2
What were the typse of medicine used during World War 2?
Morphine, penicilin, and plasma/blood (for transfusions).
What medicine was made in World War 2?
Penicillin
Where horses or donkeys used in World War 2?
Mainly horses were used in World War 2. But donkeys were used in World War 1.
How did medicine affect World War 2?
There were high death tolls in World War 2 many due to infections,so the discovery of antibiotics reduced death.
Was penicillin first used in World War 1 or World War 2?
World War 2. The Allies had it, and the Axis did not.
Were atomic weapons used in world war 2?
Yes, 2 were used to end the war. This is the only war where they were used.
When was the first swastika used World War 1 or World War 2?
The swastika is a very old symbol. But to answer your question it was used by the Nazis in World War 2.
What was used in war?
Dynamite was used in World War 1, but stopped using it during World War 2
Why where weapons used in World War 2?
It was a war.
How many rifles were used in World War 2?
Over 100 million rifles were used during World War 2.
What was used in World War 2 but not war world 1?
Nuclear bomb.
What was used in world war 2 but not in world war 1?
The Atom bomb.
