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CBRNE CHEMICAL ( BIOLOGICAL ( RADIOLOGICAL ( NUCLEAR ( EXPLOSIVES Emergency Preparedness for Medical Care Providers INSTRUCTORS MANUAL May 20, 2004 All rights reserved. CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Learner Levels a. Overview b. Objectives 3. Instructional Modes a. Instructional Mode Overview b. Instructional Modes in Depth 4. Installing and Copying the CD-ROM a. Installation b. Copying 5. Navigating the CD-ROM a. How to Use this CD-ROM b. Organization of the Content c. Frequently Asked Questions and Helpful Tips 6. Resources a. Using the TEXT function b. Using the RESOURCE function 7. Competency Assessment 8. Customization a. For independent learners b. For group learners Appendices A. Learner Specific Educational Objectives B. Instruction Sheet for Independent Users of the CD C. Competency Assessment Examinations D. Instructor Guides for Lecture Format Instruction (Levels 2 and 3) E. CD-ROM End User Licensing Agreements and Notices  1. Introduction Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) emergencies increasingly threaten the health and safety of people worldwide. Chemical and biological agents have been used to create fear and cause harm. Explosives are used almost daily to injure and kill large numbers of people. And although radiation dispersal devices -- commonly called “dirty bombs”-- and nuclear weapons have not been used by terrorists to date, their potential use is a serious concern. California’s medical care providers need to be prepared to respond to any disaster—intentional or accidental—that might arise. Traditionally, natural disasters and industrial accidents have posed the greatest threat to people in the state. CBRNE emergencies present new challenges. Education and training is necessary if Californias medical care providers are to respond effectively to these threats. This interactive CD-ROM will help prepare California’s medical personnel for C