Disaster Medicine Pocket Guide: 50 Essential Questions: Work of the French Society of Disaster Medicine

SFMC: The French Society of Disaster Medicine (La Société Française de Médecine de Catastrophe)
Preface
Warning
Acknowledgements
Contents
Contributors
Abbreviations
Part I: Introduction to Disaster Medicine
	1: Disaster, Uncommon Health Crises, and Disaster Medicine
		1.1	 What You Should Know
		1.2	 What You Should Understand
		1.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	2: Ethics, Deontology in Disasters
		2.1	 What You Should Know
		2.2	 What You Should Understand
		2.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	3: Medico-Legal Issues
		3.1	 What You Should Know
		3.2	 What You Should Understand
		3.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	4: Doctors and Media in Disasters
		4.1	 What You Should Know
		4.2	 What You Should Understand
		4.3	 What You Should Do
		References
Part II: Organising Healthcare and Emergency Actions
	5: ORSEC-NOVI Plan
		5.1	 What You Should Know
		5.2	 What You Should Understand
		5.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	6: Hospital Disaster Management Plan: Uncommon Health Crises (UHC)
		6.1	 What You Should Know
		6.2	 What You Should Understand
		6.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	7: Emergency Chain in Disaster Medicine
		7.1	 What You Should Know
		7.2	 What You Should Understand
		7.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	8: Medical Emergency Director (MED)
		8.1	 What You Should Know
		8.2	 What You Should Understand
		8.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	9: First Doctor on Disaster Scene
		9.1	 What You Should Know
		9.2	 What You Should Understand
		9.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	10: Role of the Medical Manager of Intra-Hospital Crisis
		10.1	 What You Should Know
		10.2	 What You Should Understand
		10.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	11: Triage of Disaster Medicine
		11.1	 What You Should Know
		11.2	 What You Should Understand
		11.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	12: Advanced Medical Posts (AMP)
		12.1	 What You Should Know
		12.2	 What You Should Understand
		12.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	13: Casualty Collection Point (CCP)
		13.1	 What You Should Know
		13.2	 What You Should Understand
		13.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	14: Rescue in Shooting and Hostages-Taking
		14.1	 What You Should Know
		14.2	 What You Should Understand
		14.3	 What You Should Do
		14.4	 What You Should Not Do
		References
	15: Medical Coverage of Big Crowds
		15.1	 What You Should Know
		15.2	 What You Should Understand
		15.3	 What You Should Do
		References
Part III: Disastrous Events
	16: Destructive Earthquakes
		16.1	 What You Should Know
		16.2	 What You Should Understand
		16.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	17: Cyclones
		17.1	 What You Should Know
		17.2	 What You Should Understand
		17.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	18: Volcanic Eruptions
		18.1	 What You Should Know
		18.2	 What You Should Understand
		18.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	19: Cold Waves
		19.1	 What You Should Know
		19.2	 What You Should Understand
		19.3	 What You Should Do
		Reference
	20: Heat Waves
		20.1	 What You Should Know
		20.2	 What You Should Understand
		20.3	 What You Should Do
		Reference
	21: Disasters and Epidemics
		21.1	 What You Should Know
		21.2	 What You Should Understand
		21.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	22: Dwellings Fires
		22.1	 What You Should Know
		22.2	 What You Should Understand
		22.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	23: Fire Smoke Inhalation
		23.1	 What You Should Know
		23.2	 What You Should Understand
		23.3	 What You Should Do [3]
		References
	24: Explosions
		24.1	 What You Should Know
		24.2	 What You Should Understand
		24.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	25: Nuclear and Radiological Accidents
		25.1	 What You Should Know [1–3]
		25.2	 What You Should Understand
		25.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	26: Traffic Accidents Involving Many Victims
		26.1	 What You Should Know
		26.2	 What You Should Understand
		26.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	27: Railway Accidents
		27.1	 What You Should Know
		27.2	 What You Should Understand
		27.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	28: Warfare Chemical Agents
		28.1	 What You Should Know
		28.2	 What You Should Understand
		28.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	29: Forest Fires
		29.1	 What You Should Know
		29.2	 What You Should Understand
		References
Part IV: Techniques of Disaster Medicine
	30: Principles of Field Medical Care
		30.1	 What You Should Know
		30.2	 What You Should Understand
		30.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	31: Medical Dispatch in Crises and Disasters
		31.1	 What You Should Know
		31.2	 What You Should Understand
		31.3	 What You Should Do
	32: Crush Syndrome
		32.1	 What You Should Know
		32.2	 What You Should Understand
		32.3	 What you should do
			32.3.1	 During and After Removal of the Compression
		32.4	 Conclusion
		Reference
	33: Blast
		33.1	 What You Should Know
		33.2	 What You Should Understand
		33.3	 What You Should Do
	34: Ballistic Wounds: Management Principles
		34.1	 What You Should Know
		34.2	 What You Should Understand
		34.3	 What You Should Do on Scene
		References
	35: Damage Control
		35.1	 What You Should Know
		35.2	 What You Should Understand
		35.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	36: Fluid Therapy in Disasters
		36.1	 What You Should Know
		36.2	 What You Should Understand
		36.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	37: Procedural Sedation and Analgesia
		37.1	 What You Should Know
		37.2	 What You Should Understand
		37.3	 What You Should Do [1–3]
		References
	38: Search and Rescue (SAR)
		38.1	 What You Should Know
		38.2	 What You Should Understand
		38.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	39: Life-Saving Amputation
		39.1	 What You Should Know
		39.2	 What You Should Understand
		39.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	40: Disaster Situations and Psychological Impact
		40.1	 What You Should Know
		40.2	 What You Should Understand
		40.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	41: Reception of CoVID-19 Patients at the ER
		41.1	 What You Should Know
		41.2	 What You Should Understand
		41.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	42: Mass Casualty Decontamination
		42.1	 What You Should Know
		42.2	 What You Should Understand
		42.3	 What You Should Do
	43: Emergency Dry Decontamination
		43.1	 What You Should Know
		43.2	 What You Should Understand
		43.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	44: Children and Disasters
		44.1	 What You Should Know
		44.2	 What You Should Understand
		44.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	45: Pharmaceutical Preparedness in Disaster Medicine
		45.1	 What You Should Know
		45.2	 What You Should Understand
		45.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	46: Antidotes for Chemical and Radiological Agents
		46.1	 What You Should Know
		46.2	 What You Should Understand
		46.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	47: Mobile Medical Post (MMP)
		47.1	 What You Should Know
		47.2	 What You Should Understand
		47.3	 What You Should Do
	48: PPE of Health Staff
		48.1	 What You Should Know
		48.2	 What You Should Understand
		48.3	 What You Should Do
		References
	49: FMC, SINUS, and Patient Tracking in Disasters
		49.1	 What You Should Know
		49.2	 What You Should Understand
		49.3	 What You Should Do
		Reference
	50: Transmission in Disasters
		50.1	 What You Should Know
		50.2	 What You Should Understand
		50.3	 What You Should Do