Video: Onsite Management and Transport of Contaminated Patients
Source: DHS/FEMA and DOE Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program (TEPP)
Video: Pre-Hospital Practices for Handling a Radiologically Contaminated Patient 
Source: DHS/FEMA and DOE Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program (TEPP)
- About this video
- 12 minute video with a companion text User Guide (PDF - 795 KB)
- Demonstrates generic handling and management of victims contaminated with radioactive material
- Scenario involves very few victims.
- Mass casualty radiation emergencies may require procedure modifications.
- Techniques are generic, and best used to supplement local training materials and procedures.
- Video refers to Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) version 2000 for first responders
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Video: Emergency Response to a Transportation Accident Involving Radioactive Material
Source: DHS/FEMA and DOE Transportation Emergency Preparedness Program (TEPP)
- About this video
- 18 minute video with a companion text User Guide (PDF - 548 KB)
- Shows generic response to transportation accidents involving radioactive material including
- Initial 9-1-1 call, responders' arrival, size-up, initial response actions, scene entry
- Victim rescue and treatment, decontamination techniques, and transport to a medical facility
- Techniques are generic, and best used to supplement local training materials and procedures.
- Video refers to Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) version 2000 for first responders
- Watch the video: (Windows Media Player format, about 12 minutes)
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