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    The document outlines the management sequence for responding to sudden onset disasters. It discusses (1) the initial disaster impact and response including search and rescue, field care, and triage; (2) preventing and controlling communicable diseases that often spread following disasters; and (3) long-term management strategies including restoring basic infrastructure, health services, providing mental health support, and disease surveillance. Common health issues that arise include injuries, dehydration, diarrhea, respiratory illnesses, vector-borne diseases, and psychological trauma. Proper disaster management requires coordinated efforts between government agencies, NGOs, and community organizations.

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    The document outlines the management sequence for responding to sudden onset disasters. It discusses (1) the initial disaster impact and response including search and rescue, field care, and triage; (2) preventing and controlling communicable diseases that often spread following disasters; and (3) long-term management strategies including restoring basic infrastructure, health services, providing mental health support, and disease surveillance. Common health issues that arise include injuries, dehydration, diarrhea, respiratory illnesses, vector-borne diseases, and psychological trauma. Proper disaster management requires coordinated efforts between government agencies, NGOs, and community organizations.

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    The document outlines the management sequence for responding to sudden onset disasters. It discusses (1) the initial disaster impact and response including search and rescue, field care, and triage; (2) preventing and controlling communicable diseases that often spread following disasters; and (3) long-term management strategies including restoring basic infrastructure, health services, providing mental health support, and disease surveillance. Common health issues that arise include injuries, dehydration, diarrhea, respiratory illnesses, vector-borne diseases, and psychological trauma. Proper disaster management requires coordinated efforts between government agencies, NGOs, and community organizations.

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    Disaster Management

    Disaster
    Management

    Park’s Text Book of Preventive and social Medicine

    Management Sequence of a sudden onset Disaster

    I) ( Disaster impact and


    response)

    Copy from http://health.ngoinmyanmar.org/


    I.a) (Search , rescue
    and First Aid)

    I.b) ( Field Care)

    (
    )

    I.c) ( Triage)

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    ` ´

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    I.d)

    I.e)

    - (Typhoid)
    (Cholera) (Pleague)

    ( -
    ) ( Gastroenteritis)
    (food Poisoning)

    II)

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    (Managers)

    ..

    ..

    )
    (OverCrowding)
    (Poor Sanitation)

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    )

    )
    (
    ...)

    (Orissa , India
    Leptospirosis
    )

    (Gastroentritis)

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    (leptospirsosis) ( Rickettsiosis)

    ( Equine encephalitis) (Rabies)

    (Typhoid)
    (Cholera) (Tetanus)

    (WHO)

    (
    )

    (Sterilization)

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    ) (Food
    Supplies) ..

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    )

    III)

    III.a)

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    (
    )
    . mg

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    III.b)

    III.c)

    III.d)

    ( Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever) (

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    ) ( Leptospirsosis ) Rat Bite fever ( )
    Typhus ( )

    III.e)

    Copy from http://health.ngoinmyanmar.org/

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