In this live recording, guest lecturer COL Missy Givens shares the CBRNe knowledge she has learned while working as a clinical toxicologist, among many other positions, around the world including as the SOCAFRICA Command Surgeon where she personally helped prepare members of 10th SFG(A) to deal with some of the most venomous snakes in the world.
TCCC+MARCHE(2) for CBRNe
- Mask
- Antidote
- Rapid Spot Decon
- Counter Measures
- Head Injury and Hypothermia
- Evacuation
CRESS for chemical agent identification
- level of Consciousness
- Respirations
- Eyes (miosis)
- Secretions
- Skin (blisters)
Additional Reading
- US ARMY Chemical Review Magazine
- TMM – Medical Consequences of Radiological and Nuclear Warfare
- TMM – Medical Aspects of Chemical Warfare
- TMM – Medical Aspects of Biological Warfare
- TMM – Medical Consequences of Nuclear Warfare
- USAMRIID – Medical Management of Biological Casualties Handbook, 7th Ed
- AMEDD C&S – Medical Management of Chemical Casualties Handbook, 5th Ed
- AMEDD C&S – Field Management of Chemical and Biological Casualties Handbook, 5th Ed
Can I get permission to download this and post it on our Operational Medicine sharepoint site for Department of State. It will only be available to our medical providers and nurses at our diplomatic posts.
Thank you
Joe Pappamihiel
C.J. Pappamihiel PA-C, MPAS, MMS Branch Chief, Multi-Casualty Event Preparedness MED/DMD/OM/SMP U.S. Department of State Google Voice: 703-957-9360 Dept Mobile: 954-600-9021 pappamihielcj@state.sgov.gov pappamihielcj@state.gov
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Great Podcast, any updates on when the PPT will be available?
I’d like a copy of the PPT as well. It was supposed to be published on the JSOM website as well but no dice.
Powerpoint?
Great article, shared it. Fascinating topic. Where would I find the CPG for medical management of CBRN when it is published? There was talk at the beginning of the podcast of one being developed.