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INSTRUCTOR
1. Use one of your Additional CANA autoinjectors and administer
the second CANA injection.
2. Protect the casualty from injury.
a. Turn him onto his side to facilitate breathing.
, b. Pad the area around him to help prevent injury.
c Restrain the casualty if necessary.
3. Short-term effects of CANA on non-nerve agent intoxicated
soldiers include
a. impaired vision and decision-making functions,
b. drowsiness.
B. Administer third CANA injection.
If, after the second CAUA injection, the casualty continues to
convulse, wait about 10 additional minutes, and then administer
the third injection.
WARNING
The Combat lifesaver and Combat Medic
must not give gore than 2 additional
injections.
C. Evacuate the casualty
D. Tamper check.
1. Check the orange dot on the black end of your CANA autoinjector.
2. If you see a needle hole or a broken-off needle, replace your
CANA.
3. Check for any damage to the autoinjector, and replace it if
damaged.
CLOSING: If convulsions and brain injury are to be prevented, the
diazepam injection (CANA) must be given prior to the onset of
convulsions as buddy-aid. If a casualty requires all three sets of
Mark 1 autoinjections, then you should immediately also administer the
CANA autoinjection.
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