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Objective
To determine whether first responders delivering naloxone by either the IM or intranasal (IN) route were at risk of contamination with inert powder simulating canine opioid exposure.
Design
Prospective, crossover design.
Setting
Research study (university setting).
Animals
Ten clinically normal working dogs ranging from 9 to 44 months were enrolled based on training to detect odor...