TARGET SKILLS: Risks and responsibilities of operating on the scene of a natural or man-made disaster (this section subject to ongoing collective and cooperative review and input from all stakeholders including the Department of Transportation, Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Health and Human Services) Key Terminology: Alpha Nerve agents Weaponizaton Ammonium nitrate Neurotoxins 6-feet rule Anthrax Neutron radiation report(AAR) Apocalyptic violence All-hazards approach Asymmetric warfare terrorism Ashfall Bacteria Off-gassing Casualty collection points Beta Organophosphates Cold stress Botulinum Persistency Continuity of operations Buboes Phosgene plan (COOP) Bubonic plague Phosgene (CX) Critical infrastructure Chlorine (CL) Pneumonic plague Directed area Communicability Points of distribution Disaster Contact hazard (PODs) Disaster management Contagious Radioactive material Dust suffocation Covert Radiologic dispersal Emergency operations Cross-examination device (RDD) center (EOC) Cyanide Epidemic Decay of exposure Forward surgical team Dirty bomb Sarin (GB) Incident command system Disease vector Secondary device (ICS) Dissemination Smallpox Lister bags Domestic terrorism (GD) Mutual aid agreements DuoDote Special atomic demolition (MAAs)overtopping Elevated munitions (SADMs) Pandemic G agents State-directed terrorism Point of distribution Gamma (x-rays) State-sponsored terrorism (POD) Guerilla warfare Suicide bombers Pyroclastic explosions Imminent Sulfur mustard (H) Radio operators Incubation Syndromic surveillance Seasonal affective disorder International terrorism (GA) (SAD) Ionizing radiation Terrorism LD50 V (VX) Space junk Lewisite (L) hazard Tg lines Lymphatic system Vesticants Thermals Lymph nodes Viral hemorrhagic fevers Unified command system MARK 1 (VHFs) Water buffalo trailers Miosis Viruses Mutagen Volatility National Terrorism Weapon of mass Advisory system (NTAS) destruction (WMD) Objectives:
TARGET SKILLS: Risks and responsibilities of operating on the scene of a natural or man-made disaster (this section subject to ongoing collective and cooperative review and input from all stakeholders including the Department of Transportation, Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Health and Human Services) Key Terminology: Alpha Ammonium nitrate Anthrax Apocalyptic violence Asymmetric warfare Bacteria Beta Botulinum Buboes Bubonic plague Chlorine (CL) Communicability Contact hazard Contagious Covert Cross-examination Cyanide Decay Dirty bomb Disease vector Dissemination Domestic terrorism DuoDote Elevated G agents Gamma (x-rays) Guerilla warfare Imminent Incubation International terrorism Ionizing radiation LD50 Lewisite (L) Lymphatic system Lymph nodes MARK 1 Miosis Mutagen National Terrorism Advisory system (NTAS) Nerve agents Neurotoxins Neutron radiation terrorism Off-gassing Organophosphates Persistency Phosgene Phosgene (CX) Pneumonic plague Points of distribution (PODs) Radioactive material Radiologic dispersal device (RDD) of exposure Sarin (GB) Secondary device Smallpox (GD) Special atomic demolition munitions (SADMs) State-directed terrorism State-sponsored terrorism Suicide bombers Sulfur mustard (H) Syndromic surveillance (GA) Terrorism V (VX) hazard Vesticants Viral hemorrhagic fevers (VHFs) Viruses Volatility Weapon of mass destruction (WMD) Weaponizaton 6-feet rule report(AAR) All-hazards approach Ashfall Casualty collection points Cold stress Continuity of operations plan (COOP) Critical infrastructure Directed area Disaster Disaster management Dust suffocation Emergency operations center (EOC) Epidemic Forward surgical team Incident command system (ICS) Lister bags Mutual aid agreements (MAAs)overtopping Pandemic Point of distribution (POD) Pyroclastic explosions Radio operators Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) Space junk Tg lines Thermals Unified command system Water buffalo trailers Objectives:
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