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CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Ner...

CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Nerve ag...

CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Nerve ag...

CBRN Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers The lone individual - Answer-1. Most difficult to apprehend 2. Striking without a predictable motive or pattern 3. Least successful Local terrorist groups and non-aligned groups - Answer-1. Form a larger threat of domestic CBRN terrorism 2. Difference between the cause, the home base, and the source of their funding 3. Members fit into the local society and are often unnoticed until they strike International terrorist groups - Answer-...

CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Nerve ag...

CBRN Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers The lone individual - Answer-1. Most difficult to apprehend 2. Striking without a predictable motive or pattern 3. Least successful Local terrorist groups and non-aligned groups - Answer-1. Form a larger threat of domestic CBRN terrorism 2. Difference between the cause, the home base, and the source of their funding 3. Members fit into the local society and are often unnoticed until they strike International terrorist groups - Answer-1...

CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Nerve ag...

CBRN Practice Questions with Correct Answers Categories of agents - Answer-Lethal, damaging, incapacitating Persistency - Answer-Persistent / non persistent (how long it stays in the air) Types of lethal agent - Answer-Nerve, blood, choking Nerve agent early symptoms - Answer-RTPD running nose, increase in saliva, tightness in chest, pinpointing pupils, difficulty breathing Nerve agent later symptoms - Answer-HIDE, Headaches, Increase salivation, dizziness, excessive sweating Nerve ag...

CBRN INTRODUCTION Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Define the following term: Terrorism - Answer-The deliberate creation and exploitation of fear through violence or the threat of violence in the pursuit of political change ... [which] is specifically designed to have far-reaching political consequences beyond the immediate victim(s) or object of the terrorist attack.'' Classic/conventional terrorism - Answer-Limited objectives (usually political) • Limited range of weapons (e.g,...

CBRN Practice Test Questions with Correct Answers The lone individual - Answer-1. Most difficult to apprehend 2. Striking without a predictable motive or pattern 3. Least successful Local terrorist groups and non-aligned groups - Answer-1. Form a larger threat of domestic CBRN terrorism 2. Difference between the cause, the home base, and the source of their funding 3. Members fit into the local society and are often unnoticed until they strike International terrorist groups - Answer-1...