What task can Haz-Tac ambulances perform following a class order from OMA?

Haz-Tac ambulances are specifically equipped and staffed to handle medical situations involving hazardous materials. When there is a class order from the Office of Medical Affairs (OMA), it indicates a coordinated response to a hazardous materials incident. In this context, administering antidote treatment is a task that aligns with their specialized purpose and training.

Ambulances have medical personnel who are trained to provide immediate care, including the administration of specific antidotes for exposure to hazardous substances, ensuring that patients receive the necessary treatment as quickly as possible. This capability is crucial in the event of chemical exposure, where timely administration of counteracting agents can mitigate the effects of the hazardous material.

While the other options involve critical functions during a hazardous materials incident, they fall outside the established scope of Haz-Tac ambulances. Evacuating civilians, conducting environmental assessments, and performing rescue operations typically require different resources, expertise, and equipment not specifically designated for ambulances tasked with providing on-scene medical support.