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Emergency
requires a rapid responses with resources inside of the community
Disaster
unforeseen, serious, and unique
events that disrupt essential community services and
cause human morbidity and mortality that cannot be
alleviated unless assistance is received from others
outside the communit
Disaster classification
-Onset
-Duration
-Magnitude
-Extent of effect on community
Methods of preparation
Identification of Hazards
Analysis of Vulnerability
Assessment of Risk
Mitigation
Prevention of event
efforts to lessen the impact of a
disaster by initiating measures to limit damage, disease,
disability, and loss of life among the members of a
community.
Nurse role in disaster management
Public health nurses as first responders—medical reserve
corps
• Just in time training
• Field triage
• Point of distribution plans
• Personal protective equipment
• Documentation in a disaster
• Skill building for disaster respons
Factors affecting the severity of health outcomes in a radiological disaster
– The amount or dose of radiation absorbed
– The type of radiation
– The route of exposure
– The length of time exposed to the dos