Od-026198 DCEHC Decontamination for First Receivers--Universal Course 2019
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Type
On Demand
Credit
No
Description
Operations training is required by OSHA for hospital first receiver personnel who are expected to decontaminate ... show more
Operations training is required by OSHA for hospital first receiver personnel who are expected to decontaminate victims or handle them before they are thoroughly decontaminated. This training fulfills the didactic and skills training needed for certification and includes training on recognition, notification, and activation procedures, decon area setup, and the selection and use of PPE. Topics related to incident management, communication, and personal roles and responsibilities are also addressed
show lessObjectives
- Define basic hazardous materials terminology and acronyms.
- Recall basic chemical, biological and radiation hazmat principles
- Discuss health effects of chemical agents
- Discuss health effects of radiological agents
- Discuss health effects of biological agents
- Describe what hazardous substances are and the risks associated with managing them in an incident.
- Describe potential outcomes associated with an emergency when hazardous substances are present
- Describe the setup of the decontamination sector
Fees
Free
Activity Director
Irena Antal
Irena.Antal@gunet.georgetown.edu
Activity Coordinators
Craig Deatley craig.deatley@medstar.net
Peter Jensen peter.s.jensen@medstar.net
Mercedes Pullin mercedes.pullin@gunet.georgetown.edu
Alison Manders alison.kemp17@gmail.com
Peter Jensen peter.s.jensen@medstar.net
Mercedes Pullin mercedes.pullin@gunet.georgetown.edu
Alison Manders alison.kemp17@gmail.com
Organization
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital