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General Patient Principles | |
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Hospital/Pre-hospital Decontamination | |
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Toxidrome Recognition | |
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Biodrome Recognition | |
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Antidote Management | |
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Antimicrobials | |
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Supportive Care | |
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In-hospital Triage | |
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Dermal Issue | |
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Neurologic Issues | |
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Cardiac Issues | |
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Orthopaedic Issues | |
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Ophthalmologic Issues | |
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Respiratory/Critical Care Unit Issues | |
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Gastro-Intestinal/Hepatic Issues | |
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Acute Psychiatric Issues | |
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Palliative and Expectant (black Tag) Care | |
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Special Populations a. Pediatrics b. Geriatrics c. Women who are pregnant d. Women Reproductive Issues (not pregnant) e. Service animals (Veterinarians on site) | |
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Hospital Laboratory Issues | |
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Forensics for ED/EMS | |
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EMS Issue | |
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Preparing First Responder Communities | |
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Mobile emergency Response Teams | |
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Chem. Packs | |
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Mass Casualties | |
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Hazardous Materials | |
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Emergency Department Preparedness | |
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Antidote Management and SNS | |
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H.E.I.C.S | |
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EMS Protocols | |
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Personal Protective Equipment | |
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Community Vulnerabilities | |
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Community Preparedness | |
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Behavioral Health Infrastructure | |
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Infield Laboratory Analysis | |
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Emergency Department Preparedness | |
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Nursing Triage | |
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Hospital/Facility Security | |
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Pharmacy Preparedness | |
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ED Decontam / Equipment | |
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Bio-simulations | |
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Special Facility Preparedness | |
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Hospital Staff Issues | |
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Dealing with Death | |
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Emergency Department Communications | |
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Specific Chemical Agent: Toxins / Toxicants | |
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Nerve Agents | |
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Blister Agents (Lewisite, Mustard, Phosgene Oxime) | |
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Chemical Asphyxiants (Hydrogen Cyanide, Cyanogen Chloride) | |
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Flammable Industrial Gases/Liquids (Gasoline, Propane)/Volatiles (Berzone, Chloroform, Trihalomethanes) | |
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Corrosive Industrial Agent (Nitric Acid, Sulfuric Acid) | |
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Heavy Metals (Arsenic, Lead, Mercury) | |
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Pulmonary Agents (Phosgene, Chlorine, Vinyl Chloride) | |
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Pesticides | |
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Riot Control Agents | |
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Non-Lethal Weapons or Incapacitating Agents | |
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Other Agents | |
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Biologicals | |
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CDC Category A Agents | |
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Anthrax | |
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Plague | |
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Botulism | |
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Variola (Small Pox, Poxviruses) | |
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Tularemia | |
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Hemorrhagic Fever (Arena Viruses, Filo Viruses) | |
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CDC Category B Agents | |
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CDC Category B Agents (Food/Water Bourne Agents) | |
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CDC Category C Agents | |
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Emerging infectious Diseases | |
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Common Presentation of Illness not Common in the USA | |
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Agroterroism | |
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Radiation | |
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Radiation Principles | |
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Radiation Terrorism | |
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Chernobyl Experience | |
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Explosives/Incendiaries | |
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Explosive Issues (Include Ammonia Nitrate combined with fuel oil) | |
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Bombings (General Principles of Management) | |
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Law Enforcement / Military Issue | |
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Scene Security Issues | |
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Law Enforcement | |
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Civilian Role of the Military | |
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Public Health Considerations | |
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Role of the Poison Center | |
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Public Health Infrastructure | |
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Public Health Emergency Response | |
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Federal Response to Hazardous Chemical Releases | |
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E.D Toxicosurvelliance | |
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Vaccines | |
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Interfacing with other Agencies | |
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Risk Communications | |