Which device lists specific biological agents including Plague, Smallpox, Salmonella, Ricin, Tularemia, E. coli O157, Q Fever, Botulism A, Brucella Melitensis, and Anthrax?

• A. HAZMAT ID Elite
• B. RIGAKU (RAMAN spectroscopy)
• C. RAZOR EX
• D. LCD 3.3

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is recognizing which field device is designed to carry and use a built-in library of biological threat agents for rapid identification in the field. The Razor EX is the device that comes with a predefined library of select biological agents, including Plague, Smallpox, Salmonella, Ricin, Tularemia, E. coli O157, Q Fever, Botulinum toxin A, Brucella melitensis, and Anthrax. This library lets responders quickly compare observed results against high-priority threats to flag potential bio threats in real time.

The other devices focus on different detection realms. HAZMAT ID Elite is oriented toward chemical hazard identification, not a curated list of biological agents. RIGAKU Raman spectroscopy is a technique for identifying materials based on Raman spectra and isn’t built around a list of specific biological threats. LCD 3.3 isn’t the device associated with maintaining a bio-threat library.