Nerve Agent, TOA: Anticholinesterase

GB: Sarin GA: Tabun GD: Soman VX: US Only

Smell: Odorless

Very rapid if inhaled. Slow if absorbed through the skin.

Treatment: Atropine 3 syringes of 2mg

2 PAM Cl 3 syringes of 600mg

Valium 1 syringe of 10mg 

Blood Agent, TOA: Systemic Poison

AC: Cyanogen Cl CK: Hydrocyanic Acid

Smells: AC- Almonds CK: Irritating odor

Very Rapid

Treatment: Amyl nitrate ampules under gas mask

Sodium thiosulfate IV 100-200mg/kg of body weight

Choking Agent, TOA: Lung irritant

CL: Chlorine CG: Phosgene DP: Diphosgene

Smells: New mown grass

Immediate to 3 hours, depending on quantity inhaled.

Treatment: rest and oxygen

Blister agent, TOA: Vesicant

HN: Nitrogen mustard HD: Mustard L: Lewisite CX: Phosgene oxide

Smells: HN- Fish HD-Horseradish L- Geraniums CX- Disagreeable

HN/HD- Several hours L/CX- Rapid and intense

Treatment: HN/HD- Pain relief only. L- British anti-Lewisite CX- Sodium bicarbonate

Vomiting agent, TOA: Sternutator

DM- Adamsite

Smells: Fireworks

Immediate

Treatment- Supportive

Tear agent, TOA: Lacrimator

CS: Orthoclorbezine CN: Chloracephone

CA: Brombenzyl Cyanide

Smells: Pepper-like

Immediate

Treatment: Remove to fresh air.

Psychological agent, TOA: Incapacitator

BZ: Quinuclidinyl benzilate

Smells: Odorless

Delayed

Treatment: None available. Ensure victims do not hurt themselves or others while hallucinating.