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When I was in the army they taught us that the atropine was the antidote to the pralidoxime (or 2-PAM chloride as we called it).
by neutered_knot 10y ago
When I was in the army they taught us that the atropine was the antidote to the pralidoxime (or 2-PAM chloride as we called it).
- JshWright 10y agoNo, they essentially work to solve the same problem in different ways. To use a very clumsy analogy, imagine nerve agents like VX are slamming on the brakes of your body. Atropine makes your body less sensitive to the effect of "brakes". 2-PAM takes the foot off the brake.