Opioid Intoxication Response Protocol

Which of the following statements about fentanyl is true?

What is the potential use of fentanyl and its derivatives according to the text?

Which substance is NOT mentioned as a possible combination with fentanyl?

According to the text, what is one of the responsibilities of the Watch Commander when an officer encounters materials suspected of being fentanyl or a fentanyl analog?

What is the role of the Department Operations Center (DOC) when an incident involving fentanyl or suspected fentanyl is reported?

Who should be contacted if there are any questions regarding the Notice?

According to the text, what should officers do if they encounter suspected fentanyl combined with a threat or other terrorism nexus?

Who shall have primary investigative responsibility when the scene involves fentanyl manufacturing or distribution/storage facility?

What should GND Lab Squad and/or HMU personnel do upon completion of the analysis of an unknown substance for identification or hazard classification?

What should Department supervisors do when responding to an incident where a Department employee has encountered a substance suspected of being fentanyl or a fentanyl analog?

Which of the following is true about fentanyl and its analogues?

What should personnel do if they believe someone has inhaled fentanyl or is exhibiting symptoms of opioid intoxication?

What personal protective equipment (PPE) should officers wear when encountering suspected fentanyl?

What should officers do if they encounter a sealed container suspected to contain fentanyl?