1. Identify the common health effects (toxidromes) caused by chemical exposures. 2. Discuss safe and effective management strategies for chemical poison exposures. 3. Identify resources that can be used throughout different stages of a chemical public health emergency. 4. Describe how healthcare workers along the trajectory of a chemical event can effectively collaborate to offer comprehensive care. (JOINT))
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