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This brand-new reference offers comprehensive yet succinct guidance
on the preparation, assessment, and management of a full range of
disasters, both natural and man-made (including terrorist attacks and
the threat of biological warfare.) Dr. Ciottone—recognized worldwide
as an authority in the field—carefully outlines the basics of
disaster management, and provides guidance on more than 100 specific
disaster situations. Part 1 offers an “A-Z” source for information
on every aspect of disaster medicine and management. Part 2 features
an exhaustive compilation of every conceivable disaster event,
organized to facilitate fast reference in a real-time setting. The
second part of the book also serves as a quick consult on disaster
medicine.

1. Introduction to Disaster Medicine 2. Public Health Issues 3. Role of the Emergency Medical System in Disaster 4. Role of Emergency Medicine in Disaster Management 5. Role of the Hospital in Disaster 6. Wars and Violent Conflict 7. Children and Disaster 8. Psychological Impact of Disaster 9. Medical Ethics in Multiple Casualty Incidents 10. Legal Implications in Disaster Response 11. Disaster Response in the United States 12. Local Disaster Response 13. State Disaster Response 14. Key Federal Response Agencies and their Capabilities 15. International Disaster Response 16. Disaster Management Programs 17. Hazard Vulnerability Analysis 18 Hospital Vulnerability Analysis 19. Public Information Management 20. Infomatics and Telecommunications in Disaster 21. Disaster Mitigation and Risk Reduction 22. Occupational Health in Disasters 1 23. Occupational Health in Diasters 2 24. Disaster Preparedness 25. Policy Issues in Disaster Preparedness and Response 26. Mutual Aid 27. Surge capacity 28. Logistics and Operations 29. The Incident Command System 30. Scene Safety 31. Needs Assessment 32. Communications 33. Search and Rescue 34. Media Relations 35. Managing Volunteers and Donations 36. Personal Protective Equipment 37. Disease surveillance 38. Management of Mass Fatalities 39. Management of Animals 40. Medical Care in Austere Environments 41. Medical Care in Remote Areas 42. Medicine Behind the Barricade 43. Triage 44. Patient Tracking 45. Tactical EMS 46. Infectious Disease in a Disaster Zone 47. Pharmaceuticals and Medical Equipment in Disasters 48. Role of the Laboratory in Disasters 49. Displaced Populations 50. Rehabilitation and Reconstruction 51. Disaster Education & Research 52. Practical applications of Disaster Epidemiology (incidence, prevalence of disasters?) 53. Measures of Effectiveness (quality measures of effective disaster response?) 54. Lessons Learned 55. The Psychology of Terrorism 56. Medical Intelligence 57. Thinking Outside of the Box 58. Accidental Versus Intentional Event 59. Multi-Modality, Layered Attack 60. Security Concerns in a Terrorist Event 61. Integration of Civilian, Military, Law Enforcement Resources 62. Nuclear Disaster Management 63. Chemical Attack 64. Biologic Attack 65. Future Biological and Chemical Weapons 66. Improvised Explosive Devices 67. Directed Energy Weapons 68. Hospital Design 69. Quarantine (Chemical, Biological, Nuclear) 70. Decontamination-Chemical 71. Decontamination-Radiation 72. Introduction to Natural Disasters 73. Hurricane 74. Earthquake 75. Tornado 76. Flood 77. Tsunami 78. Heat Wave 79. Winter Storm 80. Volcanic Eruption 81. Famine 82. Landslides 83. Avalanche 84. Introduction to Nuclear / Radiation Disasters 85. Ionizing Radiation Incident 86. Nuclear Detonation 87. Intentional Dispersion of Radiation 88. Radiation Accident-Isolated Exposure 89. Radiation Accident-Dispersed Exposure 90. Nuclear Power Plant Meltdown 91. Introduction to Chemical Disasters 92. Industrial Chemical Releases 93. Nerve Agent Attack 94. Vesicant Agent Attack 95. Respiratory Agent Attack (Toxic Inhalational Injury) 96. Cyanide Attack 97. Antimuscarinic Agent Attack (BX) 98. LSD, other indoles and phenylethylamine derivative Attack 99. Opioid Agent Attack 100. Riot Control Agent Attack 101. Cholinergic Agent Attack 102. Anesthetic Agent Attack 103. Introduction to Biological threats 104. Bacillus anthracis attack (Anthrax) Attack 105. Yersinia pestis attack (Plague) Attack 106. Francisella tularensis attack (Tularemia) Attack 107. Brucella species attack (Brucellosis) Attack 108. Coxiella burnetii attack (Q fever) Attack 109. Rickettsia prowazekii attack (Typhus fever) Attack 110. Rickettsia Rickettii (RMSF Attack) 111. Vibrio cholerae attack (Cholera) Attack 112. Shigella dysenteriae attack (Shigellosis) Attack 113. Salmonella species (Salmonellosis) Attack 114. Salmonella typhi attack (Typhoid fever) Attack 115. Burkholderia mallei attack (Glanders) Attack 116. Burkholderia psuedomallei attack (Melioidosis) Attack 117. Chlamydia psittaci attack (Psittacosis) Attack 118. Escherichia coli 0157:H7 attack (Hemorrhagic E. coli) 119. Viral Encephalitidies (alphaviruses) attack 120. Tick-borne Encephalitis Virus attack 121. Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Virus attack - Arena Viruses 122. Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Virus attack - Bunya Viruses 123. Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Virus attack - Filo Viruses 124. Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Virus Attack- Flavi Viruses 125. Chikungunya Virus attack 126. Variola major virus attack (Smallpox) 127. Influenza Virus attack 128. Monkeypox Virus attack 129. Hantavirus species attack (Hantavirus adult respiratory distress syndrome) 130. Hendra and Nipah virus attack (Hendra virus disease and Nipah virus encephalitis) 131. SARS CoV attack (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) 132. Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B attack 133. Clostridium botulinum Toxin attack (Botulism) 134. Clostridium Perfringens Toxin attack (Epsilon Toxin) 135. Marine toxin attack 136. T-2 Toxin attack (Trichothecene Mycotoxins) 137. Ricin Toxin from Ricinus communis attack (castor beans) 138. Aflatoxin from Aspergillus species attack 139. Coccidioides immitis attack (Coccidioidomycosis) 140. Histoplasma capsulatum attack (Histoplamosis) 141. Cryptosporidium parvum attack (Cryptosporidiosis) 142. Introduction to Explosions (Blast injury) 143. Explosions-Conventional 144. Explosions-Fireworks 145. Suicide Bomber 146. Car or Truck Bomb 147. Rocket-propelled grenade attack 148. Conventional Explosion at Mass Gathering 149. Conventional Explosion in Hospital 150. Conventional Explosion in High Rise Building 151. Conventional Explosion in a Nuclear Power Plant 152. Tunnel Explosion 153. Liquid Natural Gas Plant Explosion 154. Liquid Natural Gas Tanker Explosion 155. Petroleum Distillation/Processing Facility Explosion 156. Introduction to Fires and Burns 157. Structural/ High-Rise Fire 158. Wilderness/Forest Fire 159. Tunnel Fire 160. Gunshot Attack, Mass Casualties 161. Sniper Attack 162. Nail bomb, pipe bomb, grenades, etc. 163. Introduction to Structural Collapse/Crash/Crush (Crush injury - crush syndrome) 164. Train Derailment 165. Subway Derailment 166. Bus Accident 167. Airplane Crash 168. Air Show Disaster 169. Satellite/Spacecraft/Meteor Reentry Accident 170. Building Collapse 171. Bridge Collapse 172. Human Stampede 173. Mining Accident 174. Submarine/Surface Vessel Accident 175. Aircraft Hijacking 176. Aircraft Crash into High Rise 177. Airliner Crash into Nuclear Power Plant 178. Dirty Bomb (RDD) 179. Explosion at Nuclear Waste Storage Facility 180. Maritime Accidents (Cruise ship, ferry) 181. Cruise Ship Infectious Outbreak 182. Taking of Hostages 183. Civil Unrest & Rioting 184. Widespread Power Outage-Urban 185. Power Outage, Hospital 186. Water Supply Contamination 187. Food Supply Contamination 188. Mass Gatherings 189. Ecological disasters 190. Cyber-terrorism-Effect on Infrastructure 191. VIP Care

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