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Facility Preparation
�The
hospital should activate its radiological emergency medical response
plan.
�A
triage area should be identified for accepting patients and the worried
well.
�The
plan should address contamination control for staff and facilities.
There should be a call out list to obtain additional staff and
equipment.
�Staff
protects themselves from contamination by using universal precautions
and double gloving.
�Staff
should know where to obtain radiation survey meters and personnel to
operate them.
�Environmental
Services should establish multiple receptacles for contaminated waste.
�Call
for additional support from hospital staff: Nuclear Medicine, Radiation
Oncology, Radiation Safety/ Health Physics.
�Plan
for the decontamination of uninjured persons away from the ED.
�Protect
the floor with covering if time allows.
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