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Video December 13, 2010 The Trauma Pro Leave a comment

Anhydrous Ammonia Leaks

I’ve created a brief video for the general public after the ammonia leak in Randolph, MN last week. It is geared toward the general public, and explains what anhydrous is and what to do if there is a leak. I’m preparing one for trauma professionals that will be available here tomorrow.

For a downloadable copy of the slides, click here.

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