Disease Information for Phosgene Oxime/Weapon (CX) agent (Demographics & Risk Factors)

Synonyms:

Carbonic dichloride, Carbonyl chloride, Phosgene, Phosgene (substance)

Incapacitating agent; usually not always lethal warfare urticant known as CX and is in liquid or vapor form; penetrates rubber clothing; pungent peppery odor then unbearable eye and mucous membrane pain sore throat and cough with dyspnea

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Demographics & Risk Factors
- Exposure Factors
  - Exposure/Terrorist Chemical weapon agent
  - Exposure/Terrorist/Chemical-biological weapon (CBW)
- Occupational Factors
  - Occupation/Soldier/officer military
- Event, Activity, Behavioral & Seasonal Factors
  - Event/Mass exposure/community illness/death
  - Event/Warfare/Combat status/effects

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