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CERT Basic Training Hazards Pandemic Influenza CERT Basic Training Hazards

Pandemic Defined A pandemic is a global disease outbreak CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Community Preparedness and Risk A community strategy can significantly delay or reduce impact of a pandemic A pandemic is likely to occur at least once every century CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Assessing the Risk Groups most susceptible to pandemic: Infants Adults with autoimmune diseases Elderly CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Essential Services Disrupted Services may be limited or non-existent: Hospitals and other healthcare facilities Banks Restaurants Government offices Telephone and cellular phone companies Post offices CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Food and Water Access Limited How to prepare: Store two weeks of non-perishable food Make sure that formulas for infants and any child's or older person's special nutritional needs are part of plan CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Potable Water Access Limited How to prepare: Store two weeks of water 1 gallon of water per person per day Avoid using containers that will decompose or break CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Pandemic and the Workplace Ask your employer how business will continue Discuss staggered shifts or working at home Discuss on-site daycare Discuss possible flexibility in leave policies Discuss how much leave you can take to care for yourself or a family member Plan for possible loss of income CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Pandemic Preparedness in Schools Talk to teachers, administrators, and parent-teacher organizations Plan now for children staying at home for extended periods of time Plan entertainment and recreational activities Plan home learning activities and exercises CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Prevent the Spread of Disease Cover nose and mouth when you cough or sneeze Wash hands often with soap and water Avoid close contact with sick people If you get the flu, stay home Try not to touch eyes, nose, or mouth CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Potential Treatments Current pandemic flu treatments are limited: Vaccination Antiviral medication CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic

Sources for Reliable Information www.pandemicflu.gov Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Hotline 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636) Local and state government Web sites Links are available to each state department of public health at www.pandemicflu.gov CERT Basic Training Unit 1: Pandemic