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down it came down from the autumn sky down it came down & every one rose & wept in the city (my city) & some were flying & some were falling & some were running & some were burning where were you listening watching then? in the shattered earth? in the broken air? in the oily fire? in the tainted sea?

where were you listening watching then when everyone rose & lookt at the sky lookt at the sky where they stood in my city & wept?
Jesse Glass
chapter highlights
• Public health nurses and disaster response
• Types of disasters
• Disaster management
• Public health response
• Role and responsibility of nurses in disasters
• Classification of agents
• Field response
• Skill building for field activity
objectives
• Identify disaster types.
• Explain the disaster planning process and nursing participation.
• Understand nursing participation in a disaster.
• Promote increased competency levels through the use of simulation technology and field drills, and exercises.
• Differentiate between biologic, chemical, and radiologic agents and response to exposure.
• Describe the public health response.
key terms
After-action report: Retrospective analysis used to evaluate emergency response drills.
Decontamination: Process of cleaning to remove biologic, chemical, or radiologic agents.
Evacuation: Moving people from a dangerous place to safety.
Incident command system (ICS): Common organizational structure implemented to improve emergency response.
Invacuation: Moving people from one area to another within the same facility.
National Response Framework (NRF): Framework that guides how the nation conducts all-hazards incident response.
National Incident Management System (NIMS): Structured, flexible framework that guides the response to disasters at all levels of government, the private sector, and nongovernmental organizations.
Personal protective equipment (PPE): Clothing and/or equipment used to protect the body from injury and illness.
Point of distribution (POD): Centralized location where the public picks up emergency supplies following a disaster.
Real time: The actual time in which something occurs.
Scenario: The sequence of possible events or circumstances.
Shelter in place: The protective action of taking cover in a building.

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