North Carolina Burn Surge Disaster Program Documents
NC Burn Surge Plan Ver6-1.pdf
Triage Destination Guidelines
Rule
of 9's and Triage Destination Guidelines (2008
Version 2.1 Final from Burn Community submitted to NCCEP)
Recommended Burn Surge Kit
Facility Burn Supplies (Version 9.2)
EMS Clinical Care Documents
Thermal Burn
(2008 Version 2.1 Final from Burn Community submitted to NCCEP)
Chemical and Electrical Burn (2008 Version 2.1 Final from Burn Community submitted to NCCEP)
Radiation Burn Considerations (2008 Version 2.1 Final from Burn Community submitted to NCCEP)
EMS Disaster Documents
Burn
Medical Disasters, EMS Decision Tree, Version 2.1
(Version 2.0 replaces original posted version and
remains open for comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Considerations for EMS Agencies, Version 2.0
(Version 2.0 replaces original posted version and
remains open for comment)
Hospital Care and Disaster Documents
These documents either include or
will include a decision tree page (the what) and a
considerations page (how and why) covering the basics of our
burn disaster plan.
Burn
Medical Disasters, Hospitals without a Burn or Trauma Center, Burn Disaster Decision
Tree, Version 2.0
(Version 2.0 replaces original posted version and
remains open for comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Considerations for Hospitals without a Burn
or Trauma Center, Version 2.0
(Version 2.0 replaces original posted
version and remains open for comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Hospitals with a Trauma Center but not
co-located with a Burn Center, Burn Disaster Decision Tree
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Considerations for Hospitals with a Trauma
Center but not co-located with a Burn
Center
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Hospitals with a Burn Center that is
co-located with a Trauma Center, Burn Disaster Decision Tree
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Considerations for Hospitals with a Burn
Center that is co-located with a Trauma Center
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Supporting Documents for Hospitals:
Burn
Medical Disasters, Appendix A Survival Grid and Adult Rule of
Nines, Version 2.0
(Revised version and remains open for
comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Appendix B Burn Treatment Guidelines, Initial
Assessment and Stabilization, Version 2.1
(Revised version and remains open for
comment)
Burn
Medical Disasters, Appendix C Stabilization, Criteria and
Process for Transfer, Version 2.1
(Revised version and remains open for
comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Appendix D, Pediatric Rule of Nines
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Appendix E, Flow Rate Chart
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Appendix F, Interfacility Transfer Checklist
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Appendix G, Burn Surge Supplies Checklist
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
Burn Medical Disasters, Appendix H, Burn Treatment Guidelines for 6:5:6
(Currently offline awaiting comment)
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WISER
WISER is a system designed to assist first responders in hazardous material incidents. WISER provides a wide range of information on hazardous substances, including substance identification support, physical characteristics, human health information, and containment and suppression advice. This system is free and provided by the National Institutes of Health.
http://wiser.nlm.nih.gov/
Google Earth
Google Earth combines the power of Google Search with satellite imagery, maps, terrain and 3D buildings to put the world's geographic information at your fingertips. It is free for download and easily accessible on most systems.
http://earth.google.com
FAAT Guide (Frequently used Abbreviations, Acronyms and Terms)
The abundant use of acronyms by federal and state officials during a disaster is a given and the guide was developed to assure we all know what is being discussed.
http://www.fema.gov/plan/prepare/faat.shtm
National Response Plan
This plan, formerly known as the Federal Response Plan and currently called the National Response Plan is under a significant revision.
http://www.fema.gov/emergency/nrf/
North Carolina State Disaster Plan
This plan was produced by the North Carolina Division of Emergency Management and serves as the state all hazards plan. The Terrorism Annex is purposefully not included.
http://www.ncem.org/Archives.htm