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Subject = STEP BY STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES                

Folder Title = STEP-BY-STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES                                                

Parent Organization = BUMED       

Unit  = VAR. BUMED  

Box ID = BX303902

File Cabinet = Week-44 

File Room = sep96_classified    



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                     Lie f or e gr asp I ny il-,@ tr otiser s             a t  Llit? wairt and peel itig them dowii over
                     flie patierit's combat boats.                        Again, ilie trousers are cut irj aid in
                     removal          11 iieres@ary, cut bot!i trousers legs -blarting at tiil
                     anP.IL-.   Kpc-p tl,E- L:tjt@ tie-3r the inside of the legs, a!oiig E[iL- in-sedm,
                     lo the     crutch.           Cut around a]           I bandages, tourtiiEluc!t-3, or sp]                       itits.
                     Continue to cut              up bat[, sides of the zipper to the waist and 31low
                     ,In@! g-Arrow @t:-ir, @@iiii II,& ::ipper                   to drop bLLwecii Elie legs.                       Place
                            @,c4 srt3i s in       li,c- d@Lui,tamittaticin uolution.                      Peel of        a I 1 0.4 t lie
                     i Ltj    e r tie I ve@. to di oj to the yi c,Lliid.                    Have Lite patietit step out of
                                                                                Place the trciusl-i s iri Llie
                     ,lie     r uu-.@c-r  l@ij7,          at a timt-.
                     roritaininated di4l)f)-SAI bag.

                                                        ti Have ttil i(idiviriual remove liis cotton glove
                     !irit-rs to rejuc.t- itic- possibi                   lity cif spreading coiiiamiriatioii.                        He
                     ijt-a-jp@. (lie @teel of unit glove                  I iiier with the other yloved haiicf;
                     peelititj ilie glovc- off r.)f                       liar,r4.    Hold the removed glove by the
                     iti,.jd-e @.iLJ gra-.p tlil, hf.-el of the other glove, peel ing it off of his
                     li,ijic2. ' Place butli gloves in                    LliL- contaminated waste bati.

                                                        c Plocc           the casualty's persuviel effects in a
                     c.lt:zs:i bdg an,J label witti               11-iL- pati,--rit'5       identification.                 I f they tre
                     iiot contaminated, returit ttir.-m tri Iiim.                           If his personal effect-, are
                     contaminated , place the                     bagged items in the contaminated storage
                     are@ uiitll they call be decontaminated,                               then returii them to the
                     individual.


                                          t i I Steo 6'           Cliecl,, Pat ient         for content 1011 .                   A f ter the
                     ;iatient'5 overoarmlrits liavl- been removed, check his battledres3
                     uiii form by usi,ig MB detec t iort paper or the CAM.                                    Carefully 5Urvey
                     all areas of the liati&nt's clothing, paying particular attention to
                     di scolc)red areas on the uni form, damp spots, tedr 5, )tid ar cas arour@d
                     the neck, wrist, ears, and dres%ings, splints, or tourniquets.
                     Remove b@)ots !.)y using the 0.5 percent chlorine 5olutiori, using the
                     pads froin the M291 kit, or the wipes from the M25SAI kit or cutting
                     away the contaminated area. Always dip the 5cissors in the 5
                     percent cliloririe soluticiri after each cut. Recheck the area with the
                     detection material.


                                          (g) Step 7: Oecatiteminate the patient's skills

                                                  I U3e the pads I rum tvie M291 VI t . the wipes from ilie
                     M2Sr3AI i@ I t , or the P).S plrcent chlor ine solut ion to spot
                     decontaminate ex             poster neck and wr ist ar eas, other areas where the
                     protective ove@garmen' was damaged, dressings, bandages, or splint-h.

                                                  2 Have thL- Individual holu4 liis breath and close hill
                     eyes. Have him               or assist him in lifting his mask at ttil- chin.
                     Without getting              dl-con solution ir%to the patient's eyes and mouth,
                     carefully wipe his face quickly from below the top of one ear being
                     careful to wipe all fo!cjs of the skin, top of the upper lip, chin,
                     dimples, ear lobes, aoid iiose, up the other side of t@te face to ti@e
                     top of the other ear. Wipe the inside of the mask where it touclies
                     the face. Have the patient reseal and check his mask.

                                          ih) Step 82             Remove bon6ages and tourniquets.                               Our I nc3


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File Room = sep96_declassified
File Cabinet = Week-44
Box ID = BX303902
Unit = VAR. BUMED
Parent Organization = BUMED
Folder Title = STEP-BY-STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES
Folder Seq # = 11
Subject = STEP BY STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES
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Document Date =
Scan Date =
Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 24-MAR-1997