Bioterrorism
Presentation
This slide presentation
was designed specifically for internists, family physicians, pediatricians,
emergency physicians, and other clinical practitioners who are most likely to
encounter symptomatic patients for evaluation and treatment in a bioterrorism
incident. Clinical case examples are incorporated throughout the slide show
to illustrate how persons who have been exposed to Category A biological agents
might initially present at a clinic, doctor's office, or hospital emergency
room. We hope you find this information interesting and helpful, and that you
will share this presentation and associated materials with your colleagues.
Presentation
Features
- This
is a Microsoft PowerPoint slide presentation.
- To
facilitate the learning process, informational notes are included with each
slide.
- Presenting
the entire slide show to a group will take approximately 60 minutes. Please
note: this estimated presentation time does not include time for questions
and answers or much discussion.
- The
addendum to the main presentation (Addendum A) contains slides with additional
information on Category B and C biological agents. Adding these slides to
your presentation will increase the presentation time to approximately 90
minutes.
- Other
materials available on this website (i.e. "Links", "Related Publications",
and "Frequently Asked Questions") can also be printed and used as supplemental
educational materials.
- To
assist you with evaluating the impact of your presentation, we have included
an example "Pre-/post-test" instrument and answer key. The answer key indicates
not only the correct answer, but also the slide(s) where the
referenced information is located.
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