Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents
With the increasing availability of biological and chemical materials, the threat of terrorism grows daily. Innocent bystanders -the major targets of terrorists because they gain the most publicity - create a vast number of potential victims. In our changing world, horrendous violence has become com...
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oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:DLU123456789-10782009-10-13T01:36:10Z Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents Cashman, John R. Environmental Sciences With the increasing availability of biological and chemical materials, the threat of terrorism grows daily. Innocent bystanders -the major targets of terrorists because they gain the most publicity - create a vast number of potential victims. In our changing world, horrendous violence has become commonplace. The growth of incidences involving chemical and biological agents has created a need for local response teams to be aware of the dangers they face. Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents serves as a training manual for emergency responders who handle incidents involving biological and chemical hazardous materials. The author covers poisons such as nerve, blood, blister, and choking gases and biological agents such as anthrax, typhus, and cholera. Using examples ripped from the headlines, he explains what is and is not a terrorist act, and the difference in handling each incident. In addition the author explains the standard operating procedures of Hazardous Materials Teams before, during, and after an incident. Whether terrorist act or chemical spill, local responders usually reach the scene first. As these incidents multiply - and they will - these teams will need a blueprint for dealing with chemical and biological materials. Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents provides a clear, concise plan of action for responding to these incidents. Terrorists on U.S. Soil Chemical Agents Biological Agents and Toxins Standard Operations of Hazardous Material Response Teams (HMRTs) Federal Agencies and Response Teams Local Haz Mat Response Teams State and Regional Haz Mat Response Teams Industry and Commercial Response Teams Urban Search and Rescue Teams and a Mass Casualty Incident in Washington Recent U.S. Incidents Involving Chemical Agents, Biological Materials, or Terrorist Actions Research Sources and Resources Appendix I: Material Safety Data Sheet for Mustard Gas (HD) Appendix II: Selected Laws Related to Terrorism Appendix III: Sample Jurisdiction Emergency Operations Plan Appendix IV: Certificate of Training - Medical Management of Biological Casualties Glossary Bibliography 2009-10-12T08:21:28Z 2009-10-12T08:21:28Z 1999 Book 156670355 https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/1078 en application/octet-stream CRC Press |
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With the increasing availability of biological and chemical materials, the threat of terrorism grows daily. Innocent bystanders -the major targets of terrorists because they gain the most publicity - create a vast number of potential victims. In our changing world, horrendous violence has become commonplace.
The growth of incidences involving chemical and biological agents has created a need for local response teams to be aware of the dangers they face. Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents serves as a training manual for emergency responders who handle incidents involving biological and chemical hazardous materials.
The author covers poisons such as nerve, blood, blister, and choking gases and biological agents such as anthrax, typhus, and cholera. Using examples ripped from the headlines, he explains what is and is not a terrorist act, and the difference in handling each incident. In addition the author explains the standard operating procedures of Hazardous Materials Teams before, during, and after an incident.
Whether terrorist act or chemical spill, local responders usually reach the scene first. As these incidents multiply - and they will - these teams will need a blueprint for dealing with chemical and biological materials. Emergency Response to Chemical and Biological Agents provides a clear, concise plan of action for responding to these incidents. |
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