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Radiation Disaster Response: Preparation and Simulation Experience at an Academic Medical Center

A. Robert Schleipman, Victor H. Gerbaudo and Frank P. Castronovo
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology March 2004, 32 (1) 22-27;
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    Radiation Detection/Decontamination Competency Assessment Form. bkgd. = background.

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    Decontamination and triage algorithm for processing of mass casualty victims. bgd = background; RAD = radiation control area; hx = history; NM = nuclear medicine; Dx = diagnose.

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    Emergency room receiving and triage entrance, protected against radiation contaminants.

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    One of 2 rooms within the decontamination (HAZMAT) trailer.

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    Radiation control and treatment of patients within the designated trauma room.

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