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Volume 10 - September 1995

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Page 15 of 16

Poster Sessions

069. Use of Infrared Thermometry to Measure Lavage and Intravenous Fluid Temperature
Robert O. Wright, Gregory D. Jay, Bruce M. Becker, James Linakis
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070. Optimal Temperatures for Intravenous and Lavage Fluid in Hypothermia
Robert O. Wright, Michael T. Handrigan, Bruce M. Becker, Gregory D. Jay, James Linakis
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071. International Relief as a Model for Disaster Response Training
Lynn Amowitz, Liese Schwarz, Bruce M. Becker
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072. Comparison of Two-Person CPR with Bag-Valve-Mask Device (BVM) to One-Person CPR Using the Kendall Cardiovent® (KCV®) Device in an Intubated CPR Mannequin
Selim Suner, Ludi Jaeminas, Robert H. Woolard, Gregory D. Jay, G.J. Kleirlrnan, Bruce M. Becker
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073. Physicians' (MDs) and Nurses' (RNs) Knowledge of and Attitude Toward Advanced Directives: Experience and Preference
Bruce M. Becker, K. Neacy, Robert H Woolard
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074. Teach a Man to Fish: Sustainable Emergency Medicine Training in Armenia, Kyrgystan, and Siberia
Bruce M. Becker, Margaret P. Mueller, Cathken M. Vossler, Dianne M. Daddario, Michael T. Handrigan, Minot T. Dole, John A. Riehl
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118. A Training Package in Disaster Medicine
Paul Thomas Buckley
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034. Educational Experience in Bosnia-Herzegovina
David J. Cywinski
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127. Triage in Mass-Casualty Situations
M. Debacker
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058. Factors Affecting Success of Prehospital Endotracheal Intubation the First Year Following Introduction in an Urban EMS System
H.S. Dhindsa, J. Howell, R. Bass, E. Johnson
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134. First Aid for Life
J.M. Fonrouge, B. Chavagnac, P. Petit
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059. All-Russian Service for Disaster Medicine (ARSDM): The Experience of the Activity
E.A. Nechaev, S.F. Goncharov
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089. Advisory Computer System for the Medical Evacuation Support after Chemical Accidents
K.B. Guigov, A. Galabova
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090. On the Usage of Specialized Military Medical Personnel and Means
K.B. Guigov
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008. Industrial Disputes as Disasters: Experiences at Woden Valley Hospital
J.V. Hodge
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014. Role of the Department of Military Toxicology in Environmental Protection, Chemical Emergencies, and Disaster Management
O. Krs, J. Bajgar, J. Fusek
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003. The Experience in the Treatment of Patients with Trauma and Shock by the Prehospital Trauma Teams
Olga Y. Kuznetsova, Efim Y. Danilevich, Yuri M. Michailov
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025. Does the Number of Beds Reflects Hospital's Surgical Capability in Wartime and Disaster? The Use of Simulation Techniques at the National Level
L. Levi, D. Bregman, H. Geva, M. Revach
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031. The Use of Simulation Software in Developing and Implementing Readiness of Hospitals to Disasterous Situations
D. Bregman, L. Levi, H. Geva, M. Revach
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066. Maxillo-Facial Injuries in Disaster Victims
A. Limberg, A. Titova, G. Abekva, I. Fregatov, R. Vreden
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Volume 10 - September 1995

Poster Sessions

069. Use of Infrared Thermometry to Measure Lavage and Intravenous Fluid Temperature

070. Optimal Temperatures for Intravenous and Lavage Fluid in Hypothermia

071. International Relief as a Model for Disaster Response Training

072. Comparison of Two-Person CPR with Bag-Valve-Mask Device (BVM) to One-Person CPR Using the Kendall Cardiovent® (KCV®) Device in an Intubated CPR Mannequin

073. Physicians' (MDs) and Nurses' (RNs) Knowledge of and Attitude Toward Advanced Directives: Experience and Preference

074. Teach a Man to Fish: Sustainable Emergency Medicine Training in Armenia, Kyrgystan, and Siberia

118. A Training Package in Disaster Medicine

034. Educational Experience in Bosnia-Herzegovina

127. Triage in Mass-Casualty Situations

058. Factors Affecting Success of Prehospital Endotracheal Intubation the First Year Following Introduction in an Urban EMS System

134. First Aid for Life

059. All-Russian Service for Disaster Medicine (ARSDM): The Experience of the Activity

089. Advisory Computer System for the Medical Evacuation Support after Chemical Accidents

090. On the Usage of Specialized Military Medical Personnel and Means

008. Industrial Disputes as Disasters: Experiences at Woden Valley Hospital

014. Role of the Department of Military Toxicology in Environmental Protection, Chemical Emergencies, and Disaster Management

003. The Experience in the Treatment of Patients with Trauma and Shock by the Prehospital Trauma Teams

025. Does the Number of Beds Reflects Hospital's Surgical Capability in Wartime and Disaster? The Use of Simulation Techniques at the National Level

031. The Use of Simulation Software in Developing and Implementing Readiness of Hospitals to Disasterous Situations

066. Maxillo-Facial Injuries in Disaster Victims

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