01567    a2200229   4500952012200000999001700122003000800139005001700147008004100164020001800205040001200223060002400235100002600259245007000285250001600355260003300371300001400404505088600418850000901304942001501313998000901328  00102nlm4070aKCNLbKCNLd2020-10-16l1m2oWY 154  V254R 2009p0000045362r2021-10-28s2021-01-13w2020-10-16yGB  c34583d34583TH-BaNU20210113152302.0201016b2009       ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780323673013  aTH-BaNU  aWY 154 bV254R 2009  aTener Goodwin Veenema  aReadyRNbHandbook for Disaster Nursing and Emergency Preparedness  a2nd Edition  aLouis, MissouribMosbyc2009  a320 pages  aPart 1 Basics

1. Disaster Management


Part 2 Natural and Public Health Disasters

2. Weather-Related and Environmental Disasters

3. Public Health Emergencies

4. Emerging Infectious Diseases


Part 3 Weaponry and Human-Caused Disasters

5. Chemical Emergencies

6. Biological Agents

7. Radiological and Nuclear Disasters

8. Explosives / Mass Casualty Events


Part 4 Priorities in Disaster Site Management

9. Personal Protective Equipment

10. Triage

11. Decontamination


Part 5 Clinical Management

12. Burn Management

13. Victim Assessment and Management

14. On-Scene Management

15. Psychological Considerations

16. Disaster Settings

17. Mass Immunization Clinics

18. Legal Implications


Appendices: Customizable References and Information

A. Family Disaster Plan

B. Contacts: Local and State Public Health Information

Glossary of Terms and Acronyms

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