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Pediatric Preparedness for Disasters and Terrorism: A National Consensus Conference, Executive Summary. *National Center for Disaster Preparedness. *Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Response *Textbook of Military Medicine – Medical Aspects of Chemical and Biological Warfare. For more detail for preparedness planning, review the following resources and those at the end of Table 2: This response card is only a summary of important information. Medical Preparedness References and Resources (SEMO - State Emergency Management Office) New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Phone Numbers Poison Control CentersĬonsult phone book blue pages under "County Offices" The county health department and local Poison Control Center should also be notified. EMS personnel should call their medical control facility and dispatching agency.

Any unusual clustering of patients in time or location (e.g., persons who attended the same public event)Īny unusual symptoms, illnesses or clusters of these should be reported immediately.

Simultaneous impacts to human, animal and plant populations.

Location of release not consistent with a chemical's use.

Any clustering of symptoms or unusual age distribution (e.g., chemical exposure in children).

An unusual increase in the number of people seeking care, especially with respiratory, neurological, dermatological or gastrointestinal symptoms.

The following clinical, epidemiological and circumstantial clues may suggest a possible chemical terrorist event: Healthcare providers should be alert to illness patterns and reports of chemical exposure that might signal an act of terrorism.

All Health Care Professionals & Patient SafetyĬhemical Terrorism Preparedness and Response CardĪ copy of the Chemical Terrorism Preparedness and Response Card is available in a Portable Document Format (PDF, 45KB, 7pg.) Recognizing Chemical Terrorism-Related IllnessesĪdequate planning and regular training are key to preparedness for terrorism-related events.

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