The Bioterrorism Sourcebook Book

Ch. 1	Introduction to terrorism and bioterrorism	3
Ch. 2	A clinical approach to biological, chemical, and nuclear terrorism	15
Ch. 3	Clinicians' roles in public health preparedness and emergency response	35
Ch. 4	Environmental terrorism	57
Ch. 5	Surveillance systems and bioterrorism	71
Ch. 6	Vulnerable groups : a summary of relevant concerns	93
Ch. 7	Psychological effects of the BCN threat	100
Ch. 8	Toxicology and bioterrorism	111
Ch. 9	Legal and ethical issues	124
Ch. 10	A brief history of biological weapons	141
Ch. 11	Introduction to biological agents	151
Ch. 12	Smallpox (Variola major)	156
Ch. 13	Viral hemorrhagic fevers	176
Ch. 14	Anthrax	190
Ch. 15	Plague (Yersinia pestis)	215
Ch. 16	Tularemia (Francisella tularensis)	232
Ch. 17	Introduction to biotoxins	247
Ch. 18	Botulinum toxin	250
Ch. 19	Ricin	263
Ch. 20	Category B, C, and additional agents	273
Ch. 21	Introduction to chemical weapons	359
Ch. 22	A brief history of chemical weapons	363
Ch. 23	Pulmonary agents	371
Ch. 24	Vesicants or blistering agents	382
Ch. 25	Nerve and incapacitating agents	404
Ch. 26	Blood agents	429
Ch. 27	A brief history of nuclear weapons and the atomic age	443
Ch. 28	An overview of radiation physics and injury	455
Ch. 29	Introduction to nuclear and radiation weapons	461
Ch. 30	Radiological terrorism	470