How would the survivors present after a nerve gas attack and what do you need to know to treat them? Dr. Richard Weisman, research associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and coordinator or the Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Program at the University of Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center discusses the clinical picture of exposure to nerve gas. Dr. Shira Johnson is the host in this infomative session to teach you about the short and long term clinical effects and practical implications.
Nerve Gas Exposure: The Clinical Picture
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How would the survivors present after a nerve gas attack and what do you need to know to treat them? Dr. Richard Weisman, research associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and coordinator or the Weapons of Mass Destruction Response Program at the University of Miami Jackson Memorial Medical Center discusses the clinical picture of exposure to nerve gas. Dr. Shira Johnson is the host in this infomative session to teach you about the short and long term clinical effects and practical implications.
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