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Emergency Care for Hazardous Materials Exposure
Phillip L. Currance, EMT-P, RHSP, Central U.S. National Medical Response Team for Weapons of Mass Destruction; Bruce Clements, MPH, Associate Director-CSB&EI; and Alvin C. Bronstein, MD, FACEP, Attending Faculty, Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center, Denver, CO
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The need for hazardous materials emergency response has grown with the increased use of chemicals and the threat of terrorism. Designed for both the EMS field provider and first receivers in the hospital setting, this important resource provides field recognition and management guidelines for hazardous materials exposures and associated medical emergencies, including emergency care of exposed and contaminated patients. The 3rd edition has been expanded to provide responders with the information necessary to identify the scene of a terrorist act involving the use of hazardous materials, as well as triage procedures for chemical exposure and the management of a mass casualty incident.

Key Features

  • A total of 140 guidelines, cross-referenced to indexes, provide essential information on hazard classes and specific chemicals with initial hospital considerations.
  • Descriptions of procedures, scene operations and support, medical surveillance, and suggested emergency equipment.
  • Extensive indexes supply multiple ways to access important information to save critical time in the field.
New to this Edition
  • Over 30 new WMD agent guidelines provide concise, consistent information on managing exposure to high-risk substances.
  • Expanded size includes over 150 pages of new material.
  • An expanded index and updated treatment guidelines are included.
  • The treatment protocol section, drug protocol section, and EMS/hazasrdous materials operating procedures are updated and expanded.
  • How to identify the scene of a terrorist act involving the use of hazardous materials.
  • Information on mass casualty decontamination and crime scene identification will help reader formulate a plan before beginning to work.

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Book Emergency Care for Hazardous Materials Exposure, 3rd Edition
Format Softcover
ISBN 97803230487
Copyright Year 2007
$63.00   
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Phillip L Currance EMTP RHSP Central US National Medical Response Team for Weapons of Mass Destruction Bruce Clements MPH Associate DirectorCSBEI and Alvin C Bronstein MD FACEP Attending Faculty Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center Denver CO Emergency Care Hazardous Materials Exposure

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