Public Protection from Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Terrorism: Health Physics Society 2004 Summer School Book

	Foreword	xxxi
	Preface	xxxii
Chapter 1	An Introduction to Terrorism
Chapter 2	An Overview of NCRP Report No. 138 on Terrorist Activities
Chapter 3	Radiation Detection and Interdiction for Public Protection from Terrorism
Chapter 4	Imaging and Identification Technologies for Homeland Security
Chapter 5	Defining, Explaining, and Detecting Dirty Bombs
Chapter 6	The Effects of Nuclear Weapons
Chapter 7	Facts About Protection of Commercial Nuclear Power Reactors
Chapter 8	Preparedness Resources Available Through the Department of Homeland Security's Office for Domestic Preparedness
Chapter 9	Summary of Federal and State Resources for Recovery
Chapter 10	Training Emergency Responders for Homeland Security
Chapter 11	An Approach to First Responder Radiological Preparedness
Chapter 12	Emergency Responder Training: A Mission-Sensitive Approach
Chapter 13	Combining Training Materials for Nuclear Fallout, Radioactivity Dispersing Devices (RDDs), and Radiation Exposure Devices (REDs)
Chapter 14	Eight Steps for Effective Emergency Responder Radiation Training
Chapter 15	Radiation Instrument Training: Six Challenges for Emergency Responders
Chapter 16	Experience with Federal and State Training Programs
Chapter 17	Radiation Detection Instrument Standards for Homeland Security Applications
Chapter 18	A Life-Cycle Approach for Development and Use of Emergency Response and Health Protection Instrumentation
Chapter 19	Bioassay for Follow-Up of Population Doses
Chapter 20	Experiences with Early Emergency Response and Rules of Thumb
Chapter 21	Medical Lessons from U.S. and International Accidents
Chapter 22	Local Emergency Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction in Rural and Frontier vs. Urban Areas
Chapter 23	General Considerations for Respiratory and Ventilation Protection Against Airborne Weapons of Mass Destruction
Chapter 24	Guidance for Respiratory and Ventilation Protection Against Airborne Weapons of Mass Destruction
Chapter 25	Hospital Responses to Radiation Casualties
Chapter 26	Lessons Learned from a Criticality Accident: Applications to Homeland Security
Chapter 27	The Environmental Protection Agency's Role in Radiological Dispersal Device Cleanup
Chapter 28	Biodosimetry Tools Supporting the Recording of Medical Information During Radiation Casualty Incidents
Chapter 29	Follow-Up of Persons Exposed to Radiation and Radioactivity
Chapter 30	Effects of Radiation in Combination with Biological or Chemical Warfare Agents
Chapter 31	Rules of Thumb and Risks of Food and Water Contamination
Chapter 32	How to Deal with Fears of Radiation and Nuclear Terrorism--Part I: Understanding the Fear Factor
Chapter 33	How to Deal with Fears of Radiation and Nuclear Terrorism--Part II: Practical Tools for Effective Radiation Risk Communication
Chapter 34	Understanding and Managing the Psychological Impact of Weapons of Mass Destruction
	Appendices