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IHS Jane's CBRN response handbook / Antonio F. Garcia, Dan Rand, John Howard Rinard Jr.
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Garcia, Antonio F.
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Book
Language
English
Εdition
4th ed.
Published/Created
Bracknell : IHS Global, Ltd., c2011.
Description
[xxiii], 421 p. ; 16 cm.
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UG447.8 .G37 2011
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Terrorism
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Terrorist threat warning systems
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Decontamination (from gases, chemicals, etc.)
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Biological decontamination
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Chemical agents (Munitions)
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Health aspects
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Biological weapons
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Health aspects
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Radiation
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Rand, Dan
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Rinard, John
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Notes
Rev. ed. of: Jane's chem-bio handbook / Ken Alibek ... [et al.]. 3rd ed. c2005.
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Includes index.
Contents
1: PRE-INCIDENT PLANNING
a. Assessing CBRN Threats // b. Assessing CBRN Vulnerabilities // c. Medical Response Considerations // d. Strategic Considerations // e. Response Planning // f. Detection, Identification, and Monitoring Equipment // g. Training and Exercises // h. National Incident Management System (NIMS) // i. Pre-Incident Checklist
2: ON-SCENE PROCEDURES
a. Initial Response Procedures // b. Situation Reports // c. Victims // d. Chemical Incidents // e. Biological Incidents // f. Radiological Incidents // g. Arrival at the CBRN Incident Site // h. Site Set-Up for Chem-Bio Incidents // i. Site Set-Up for Radiological Incidents // j. Zones of Operation for Chem-Bio Incidents // k. Zones of Operation for Radiological Incidents // l. Crowd Control Procedures // m. Cold Zone Triage // n. Decontamination Strategies for Chem-Bio Incidents // o. Decontamination Strategies for Radiological Incidents // p. Personnel Protection
3: POST-INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
a. Recovery Phases // b. Attending to Community and Responder Mental Health // c. Managing the Crime Scene // d. Conducting an After-Action Review // e. Implementing a Public Relations Plan // f. Post-Incident Care Checklist // g. Community Post-Incident Response Checklist // h. Post-Incident Considerations for Radiological Emergencies
4: CHEMICAL AGENTS
a. Chemical Agent Quick Reference // b. General Agent Properties // c. Chemical Delivery // d. Nerve Agents // e. Cyanide // f. Blister Agents (Vesicants) // g. Pulmonary Agents // h. Riot Control Agents
5: CHEMICAL TREATMENT
a. Nerve Agents // b. Cyanide // c. Blister Agents (Vesicants) // d. Pulmonary Agents // e. Riot Control Agents // f. Management of Chemical Casualties
6: BIOLOGICAL AGENTS
a. Biological Agent Quick Reference // b. General Agent Properties c. Biological Delivery d. Physics of the Primary Aerosol e. Alternative Bio-Agent Delivery Methods f. Biological Agent Effects 7: BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT a. Bacteria b. Rickettsia c. Toxins d. Viruses e. Management of Biological Casualties 8: RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDS a. Radiological Hazards Background Information b. Ionizing Radiation c. Biological Effects and Internal Hazards of Radiation Exposure d. Radiological Exposure Pathways and Effects on the Human Body // e. Measuring Emitted Radiation // f. Radiation Survey Equipment at Radiological Emergencies // g. Radiation as Hazardous Material // 9: RADIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
a. Radiation Injury // b. Cutaneous Radiation Injury (CRI) // c. Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS) // d. Mortuary Affairs // APPENDIX A: DETECTION, IDENTIFICATION AND MONITORING EQUIPMENT
a. CBRN Equipment Overview // b. Biological Detection Challenges // c. Equipment Technologies // d. Hand-Held Equipment // e. Radiological Detection Equipment // f. Other Available Equipment
APPENDIX B: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
a. Respiratory Protection // b. Air-Purifying Respirators // c. Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) // d. Dermal Protection // e. Levels of Protection (A, B & C)
APPENDIX C: DECONTAMINATION
a. Location of Decontamination Site // b. Decontamination Materials // c. Decontamination Options // d. General Decontamination Procedures // e. Non-Ambulatory/Stretcher Patient Decontamination // f. Transfer to Medical Facility // g. Contaminated Clothing and Equipment Disposal // h. Verifying Decontamination // i. Additional Considerations
APPENDIX D: PHASED TRAINING GUIDE
APPENDIX E: CASE STUDIES
a. Chemical Case Study I // b. Chemical Case Study II // c. Chemical Case Study III // d. Biological Case Study I // e. Biological Case Study II // f. Radiological Case Study I (Hypothetical) // g. Radiological Case Study II (Hypothetical)
APPENDIX F: PRECURSOR CHEMICALS
APPENDIX G: GLOSSARY OF MEDICAL TERMS
APPENDIX H: GLOSSARY OF RADIOLOGICAL TERMS
INDEX
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
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CBRN response handbook
Jane's chem-bio handbook.
ISBN
9780710629982 (spiral bound)
0710629982 (spiral bound)
OCLC
777199903
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