Hospital emergency department management of mass casualty incidents involving biological and chemical terrorism / by Lee A. Knapp, Wade M. Knapp.

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TextPublication details: Jacksonville, Fla : Protective Research Group, 2000Description: 127 pSubject(s):

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Exploring the impact of a biological or chemical weapon attack -- Fundamental concepts of terrorism -- Characteristics of biological weapon agents -- Characteristics of chemical weapon agents -- Mass casualty incident planning -- Decontamination procedures -- Triage operations -- Personal protection equipment -- Critical incident stress -- News media relations -- Information resources

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