2015年6月5日 · Commentary No. 19 focuses on radiation detection and personal protection equipment for emergency responders, advice regarding decontamination of equipment and individuals, and training and exercises for emergency responders.

Commentary No. 19 is limited to the key elements of preparing emergency responders for nuclear and radiological terrorism. Details of implementation are left to the DHS in concert with state and local authorities. Prepared in response to the DHS statement of work. Commentary addresses three very specific areas.

This Commentary is limited to the key elements of preparing emergency responders for nuclear and radiological terrorism and focuses on: – equipment requirements for emergency responders, including radiation detection and personal protection equipment for different types and levels of radiation; – radiation decontamination advice and equipment, a...

2006年12月1日 · 19. Pub Type. Others. Physics. Citation. ... , Key Elements of Preparing Emergency Responders for Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism, NCRP Commentary (Accessed February 17, 2025) Additional citation formats ...

2025年3月14日 · * Key Elements of Preparing Emergency Responders for Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism (NCRP Commentary No. 19), National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, Bethesda, MD, December 2005, Section 5, page 30. Purchase required. NCRP-recommended PPE for emergency responders to radiation emergencies.

– NCRP Report No. 138, Management of Terrorist Events Involving Radioactive Material (2001). Background • Commentary No. 19 is limited to the key elements of preparing emergency responders for nuclear and radiological terrorism. • Details of implementation are left to the DHS in concert with state and local authorities.

2005年1月1日 · Proper victim decontamination procedures, good field-to-hospital communication, and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) use can help prevent ED personnel injuries and contamination of...

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Commentary No. 19 focuses on radiation detection and personal protection equipment for emergency responders, advice regarding decontamination of equipment and individuals, and training and exercises for emergency responders.

NCRP recommends that "where practical, the Hot Zone boundary should be established to match physical boundaries (e.g., streets and fences) that are close to the radiation levels identified above." NCRP 165 recommends that "when the cumulative absorbed dose to an emergency responder reaches 50 rad (0.5 Gy), a decision be made on whether or not ...