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CBRN For Military Medical Personnel CIOMR GUIDELINE First edition v1.1 Warm Zone T2, T3: - decon by non-med personnel, without removing clothing if no treatment at MTF; otherwise as T1 Cold Zone all (decontaminated casualties): - full assessment (primary and possibly secondary survey) see Aide Memoire Note: Casualties are to wear their protective mask at all times Antidotes: follow national guidelines EVACUATION to ROLE 2/3 MTF or special CBRN Treatment Facility Ideally all casualties will have been decontaminated Otherwise as in Evacuation to Role 1 (see above) NOTE: it is best to have a SEPARATE evacuation chain and MTF designated and ready for ONLY contaminated casualties. To use the regular evac chain strains that chain unnecessarily (vehicles need to be decontaminated) and to use medics for decontamination tasks takes valuable personnel away from other critical tasks for non-contaminated casualties Every Commander and soldier in a contaminated battlefield or where there is the potential use weapons of mass destruction MUST know the established medical evacuation routes and procedures for care for contaminated/poisoned casualties for that theatre of operations 10 This publication is to be read as an addition to the CIOMR publication Aide Memoire for military medical personnel GENERAL REMARKS Exposure: 1. accidental, or result of deliberate attack (threat often, but not always known) 2. single or multiple agent; often combined with conventional injuries Effects : 1. Intoxication/poisoning (chemical agents, biological, toxins) 2. Infection (biological organisms) 3. Irradiation (radiological, nuclear) 4. Injuries (mechanical, burns) 1. recognition/safety: QUICK HISTORY/QUICK LOOK contaminated? (all hazards) external internal by ingestion by inhalation by inoculation / wounds via intact skin contagious? biological nuclear fall-out (ingestion/inhalation) 2. triage (also for single casualties) 3. care (always considering the tactical situation)` <c> CATASTROPHIC HAEMORRHAGE Aa AIRWAY with ANTIDOTE B BREATHING C CIRCULATION Dd DISABILTY + DECONTAMINATION + live-saving aid Ee EXPOSURE / ENVIRONMENT and EVACUATION 3

SPECIFIC DIAGNOSTICS Airway Secretions increased nerve agent decreased Smell bad eggs hydrogen sulphide Breathing Breathing bronchospasm nerve agent frothy sputum lung agent Skin colour cyanosis cyanide / nitrites pink cyanide carbonmonoxide Circulation Heart rate bradycardia nerve agent Venous blood bright cyanide chocolate nitirites Disability Pupils pinpoint nerve agent opiate dilated botulin Confusion/Coma nerve agent Exterior Burns immediate hydrofluoric Acid delayed mustard Muscle fasciculation nerve agent paralysis botulin Skin sweating nerve agent 2 dry CARE UNDER FIRE 1. If possible: think of own safety (respirator, gloves) DON T GET CONTAMINATED! then: <c>aaevac 2. control catastrophic haemorrhage 3. ensure casualty wears respirator give atropine/antidote for nerve agents / chemical attack (if known) 4. get casualty to safe place TACTICAL FIELD CARE 1. Quick History/Quick Look (for recognition and reporting) Any of the following (especially if found in more than 1 person) a.sludge (sweating, lacrimation, urination, drooling, diarrhea, gastritis, emesis) b. unexplained weakness, fasciculations, seizures chem c. blurry vision chem d. bluish skin, blisters, non-thermal burns chem. e. rapid / shallow and/or noisy breathing chem f. flu-like complaints, spontaneous bleeding/haematoma bio g. non-thermal burns, spontaneous bleeding irr. 3. Decontamination of casualties Rationale: to stop casualty from further absorbing contaminants to protect medical personnel and other casualties to protect medical equipment and supplies to clean personal equipment and vehicles Decon Area - is located downwind of and outside MTF - consists of hot zone, warm zone, cold zone - casualties to proceed to MTF after decon Contaminated clothing and equipment - to be collected (except MOPP) in dump in closed plastic bags, or covered with earth - blankets may be reused, after decontamination with warm soapy water for 1 hour - MOPP and litters: follow national guidelines - equipment exposed only to vapour: follow national guidelines - decontaminated equipment: check for residual contamination (follow national guidelines) - if residual contamination present: re-decontaminate or discard 4. Approach Hot Zone: - quick look and care as in Care Under Fire - then triage T1, T2, T3 Warm Zone T1: - decon + concommittant care after removal of clothing by nonmed personnel - protective mask stays on (but needs to be decontaminated) - care as in TFC by specially equipped med personnel 4 9

3. Triage and Care ( <c>aabcdd ) - possibly Secondary Survey - isolation if possible - evacuation, preferably via a separate evac chain to a Decon unit or a special MTF; otherwise to a Role 1 MTF T2/T3: - decontamination with water (if available), by self or buddy for fluid and/or solid agents; not for gases/vapours/biological/irradiation (unless fall-out is present) - Primary, possibly Secondary Survey (see Aide Memoire ) - isolation, if possible - evacuation, preferably via a separate evac chain to a decon unit or a special MTF; otherwise to a Role 1 MTF EVACUATION to Role 1 MTF (not a special CBRN Treatment Facility) T1: - Primary Survey (see Aide Memoire ); at the same time decontamination with water(if available), by self / buddy for fluid and/or solid agents not for gases/vapours/biologicals/irradiation (unless fall-out is present) - antidotes, only if agent(s) is/are known 6 - only after decontamination (not always possible) - ground vehicles / aircraft will be contaminated if decontamination not complete - contagious patients only after consultation with medical personnel - preferably accompanied by medical personnel; very often intransit care not available - casualties are to wear their protective mask at all times 7

ROLE 1 MTF (not a special CBRN Treatment Facility) 1. Planning - choice of decon area, downwind from MTF - choice of contaminated waste dump (100 m downwind ) - assignment of decon tasks to non-med personnel if available (wearing PPE!) 2. Triage algorithm to be used 8 For detailed information on symptoms and signs per agent: see Textbooks; also Specific Diagnostics (below) If CBRN involvement suspected / confirmed: - personal protection (also command responsibility) (minimum: respirator and gloves, up to MOPP4) - casualties are to wear their protective mask at all time - concentrate casualties downwind from uninvolved personnel - report If CBRN involvement confirmed (intelligence, detection devices): - personal protection (also command responsibility) (minimum protective mask and gloves, up to MOPP4) - casualties are to wear their protective mask at all times - concentrate CBRN casualties 100 m downwind from uninvolved personnel - report - select antidote(s) for chemical agents Note: Always consider inappropriately (indication, dosage) selfadministered antidotes when assessing casualties Be aware of possible anxiety reactions in exposed and unexposed personnel Treatment for biological agents or irradiation is NOT available earlier than at a Role 1 MTF 5

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