Emergency Response to Nuclear (Radiological) Incidents

Author: Gu Naiyu, Wu Jinhai (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically describes the basic types and characteristics of domestic and international nuclear (radiological) emergencies and nuclear terrorism incidents, as well as the grading of severity and stages of accident processes. It covers medical emergency preparedness and response, tiered medical emergency treatment and management, protective measures for personnel and the public, the hazards and impacts of depleted uranium weapons, medical emergency treatment for casualties, radiation monitoring, termination of post-accident emergency status and environmental restoration, as well as legal and regulatory frameworks for medical emergency response. This book serves as a learning reference for undergraduate and junior college students in related fields such as radiology, radiological hygiene, and preventive medicine. It is also suitable for intermediate-level health supervision administrative personnel, medical workers, radiation protection personnel, and individuals from other relevant departments who participate in medical emergency response to nuclear (radiological) incidents.