Bioterrorism Responses by Health Care Professionals
Learning Objectives (Continued)
Bioterrorism—Nature of the Threat
Nature of the Threat--Background
Nature of the Threat—Recent History
Scope of the Problem (Continued)
Scope of the Problem (Continued)
Diagnosis and Treatment of Category A Agents
Inhalation Anthrax—Symptoms (Continued)
Pneumonic Plague: Treatment (Continued)
Diagnosing Smallpox (Continued)
Smallpox Control and Treatment
Smallpox Control and Treatment (Continued)
Smallpox Control and Treatment (Continued)
Tularemia: Treatment and Control
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (VHF)*
How do Health Providers Respond?
How do Health Providers Respond? (Continued)
How do Health Providers Respond? (Continued)
Recognizing “Zebras” a Challenge
Clues to Recognizing a Bioterrorist Event
Clues to Recognizing a Bioterrorist Event (Continued)
Other Methods of Recognizing a Covert Attack
Other Methods of Recognizing a Covert Attack (Continued)
Other Aspects of the Threat (Continued)
Planning to Respond (Continued)
Planning to Respond (Continued)
Command and Control (Continued)
Additional Information--CDC’s Category B List
CDC’s Category B List (Continued)
Additional Information--CDC’s Category C List
For Further Information (All links available at www.rmcoeh.utah.edu)
For Further Information (Continued)
For Further Information (Continued)
For Further Information (Continued)
For Further Information (Continued)