Description
Identify the different types of CBRNE hazards and their potential effects on human health. - Describe the different types of CBRNE hazards, including chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear agents. - Explain the potential effects of CBRNE hazards on human health, including immediate and long-term effects. - Identify the signs and symptoms of exposure to CBRNE hazards. Assess the risks and hazards of a CBRNE event and develop appropriate response strategies. - Evaluate the scene of a CBRNE event to identify the hazards present. - Determine the appropriate level of personal protective equipment (PPE) required for the situation. - Develop a response plan that minimizes the risk of exposure to CBRNE hazards. Apply the principles of scene safety and personal protective equipment (PPE) when responding to a CBRNE event. - Explain the importance of scene safety in CBRNE events. - Demonstrate the proper use of PPE when responding to a CBRNE event. - Describe the decontamination procedures for PPE and equipment. Provide basic medical care to victims of a CBRNE event, including decontamination and treatment of specific injuries and illnesses. - Decontaminate victims of CBRNE exposure. - Provide basic medical care to victims of CBRNE exposure, including airway management, breathing support, and circulation support. - Administer antidotes and other specific treatments for CBRNE exposure, as appropriate. Coordinate with other emergency responders to ensure an effective and efficient response to a CBRNE event. - Identify the different types of emergency responders that may be involved in a CBRNE event. - Explain the roles and responsibilities of each type of responder. - Demonstrate effective communication and coordination with other emergency responders. Lecturer: Brian Eveleth, AA This course is approved for 1.5 CE/CME. After completing this lecture, you must complete the posttest and course evaluation to earn credits.