Recognize and Treat Chemical Weapons: Sarin Gas

(This was recorded on March 28, 2022)

He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.

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[stephaniewomacks]

Pretty wild, as a veteran to see how many other DOD, military, veterans are following. Keep up the good work

[seb]

The fact this video even exists is really sad and also heartwarming. Thank you for all you do MedCram

[DHM]

As a treating physician and former military physician⚕ I am sensitive to CBW illnesses. I am grad of military CBW course and refresher course, and 3rd gen veteran. I found this video helpful

[adamlowe]

I was a nuclear, biological, and chemical defense specialist in the Marines. Never thought my experience would be relevant. Sad to see.

[girlgeniusnyc]

Dr Medcram, you are an angel.
You deserve the Nobel Prize!

[xMorogothx]

Please make more chemical weapon videos

[Decentralized_Maze]

Love the CBRN videos! I'm from the EHS field, which dealt with some of the worst industrial and commercial chemicals and hazardous waste combinations. So anything CBRN medical related for any scenario is FANTASTIC. Thank you so much for all your videos/education, but these two recent ones sparked my passion side. I saved them to my channel for others to learn to.

[nian]

Please keep making these chemical weapons treatment videos. I am sure they are very helpful to people. I don't even know of all the different weapons. So I don't know what to ask for. Other than how to treat damage from nuclear power plants, like Chernobyl etc. Thank you for this video. It is very useful.

[alliemw]

My dad is a Vietnam Veteran, rated 100% service connected disabled by the VA. His rated diagnoses consist of PTSD and conditions related to Agent Orange exposure. He moved in with me four years ago when he was diagnosed with colon cancer (unrelated to AO exposure per the VA) and I've been his full time caregiver since. I'm very lucky to have a husband that's been more supportive than I could've asked for, who sees us as a family of three. And based on what I've read, the two VA hospitals we often visit are two of the best. The doctors and staff are consistently kind, caring and supportive. And I'm thankful for this irreplaceable, precious time with my dad.
But I'm also mad as hell.

[fingerdreck]

Going to volunteer as a medic at the polish borders for Ukrainians. I will show your videos around, very helpful! Thank you!

[mitubogoogle]

Best medical lecturer. Excellent content and very didactic

[judelarkin]

It’s horrific that we live in a world where this is a reality. I’ve heard reporting of terrible birth defects in the area of Syria where the sarin was used. It’s unconfirmed but seems plausible.

[stefan]

The video just started but you guys really make the world a better place

[TheZyzyzyzyzy]

Thank you, doctor. Remembering your very accurate forsight in the covid agenda, I'm kind of scared from your last videos. But as a nurse in Middle Europe, I'm getting mentally and profesionally ready to be useful in case of need... I really hope this video will be absolutely useless for me in my professional life for ever. But in the last 30 days the world and specially some, well, one person has gone mad, so better safe then sorry. Please, continue to educate us. May God bless you and all your team for all your hard work.

[DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

The fact that people can come up with weapons that hurt and maim and kill others. The fact that we are in 2022 and people still are killing each other over stuff that doesnt matter in the grand scheme of things.

[dominickf]

well now I'm freaked out if Medcram is covering this subject

[mattsobchuk]

It's great seeing some CBRN medicine content! I would love to see the series continue in the future!

[alana]

It would be nice also to give the imperatives in case of nuclear weapons use. The must to do and have like showers, iodine and substitutes, , .

[jimhenry]

I owned a defense contracting company some years ago, worked in most of the Arab countries, with an office in Dubai.
As a formulations chemist developing armor, and other technologies not mentioned here, one story I heard through the grape vine, involved the Russians who were developing biological weapons, and had a leak in their lab, consequently exposing some of their key personnel to the bio-agent not disclosed here.
The chief scientist was dying, painfully of the very weapon he had helped develop.