2. Disaster Types Technological Disasters Natural Disasters “Complex” Disasters or Terrorism acts

3. Human-induced Events Terrorism Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosion

4. Natural Events Climate related Hurricanes Severe Flooding Tsunamis Cyclones Tornadoes Ice Storms Severe Heat

5. Natural Events Geologic Volcanic Eruptions Earthquakes Landslides Avalanche Other Disease Outbreaks Drought Fires Famine

6. Tsunami Tsunami

8. Earthquake

9. Tornado

10. Hurricane

11. Famine

12. Drought

13. Famine

14. Catrina cyclone

15. (TYPHOON)

16. FLOOD

17. Ice storm

18. Volcano eruption

19. Landslide

20. Avalanche

23. Term Disaster refers to the natural event (,,,) in combination with its damaging effects (loss of life, destruction of,,,). Hazard refers to the natural event. Vulnerability refers to the susceptibility of population or system to the effects of the hazard.

24. Risk is The probability that a particular system or population will be affected by hazard. Risk is a function, expressed as Risk=Vulnerability x Hazard

25. Community Epi Conducts Surveillance and Investigates Disease Outbreaks PH Nursing Provides Mass Immunization, Secondary Treatment and Outreach PH Lab Conducts Environmental Testing and Surveillance PIO Prepares Public Health Information for Public Public Health Operations

33. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OPERATIONS Food & Housing Division: –Supervise Food Delivery –Coordinate Inspections for Food Purity –Inspect/Advise on General Sanitation Issues –Inspect Health Hazards in Damaged Buildings

40. Hazardous Materials Division –Environmental Surveys to ID HazMat Releases/Cleanup –Risks to Public/Env. –Radiation Monitoring and Decontamination –Field Sampling/On-Site Screening ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH OPERATIONS

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