L-93-308, Forwards St Lucie Nuclear Plant 1994 Emergency Preparedness Evaluated Exercise,940209
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1993 L-93-308 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn:
Document Control Desk Washington, DC 20555 Gentlemen:
Re:
St. Lucie Units 1 and 2
Docket Nos.
50-335 and 50-389 Exercise Scenario for Emer enc Exercise Februar 1994 Florida Power
& Light Company (FPL), in cooperation with the State of Florida, St. Lucie County, and Martin County emergency response
- agencies, will conduct an exercise of the emergency plan for St.
Lucie Plant on February 9,
1994.
The exercise will involve participation by local emergency response agencies and State emergency response personnel and will be evaluated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
As requested by NRC letter dated April 3, 1987 (J. Nelson Grace to C. 0. Woody), the exercise scenario package is being forwarded only to Mr. Kenneth Barr, Emergency Preparedness Section Chief, Region II, "To be opened by addressee only."
This exercise
- scenario, package can be released from confidential status after the exercise date.
If there are any questions or comments concerning this exercise, or the scenario, please contact Mr. R. D. Mothena at (407) 694-4218.
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Lu erident Plant DAS/JWH/kw Attachment cc:
Stewart D. Ebneter, Regional Administrator, Region II, USNRC Senior Resident Inspector, USNRC, St. Lucie Plant Kenneth Barr, Emergency Preparedness Section
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CONFIDENTIAL(Unto o2 lo.w) 4.2 MEDICALSCENARIO AND MESSAGES FPUPSL 4.2-0 CONFIDENTIAL(veau n.io-e) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
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FLORIDA POWER AND LIGHTCOMPANY ST. LUCIE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT 1994 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EVALUATEDEXERCISE FEBRUARY 9, 1994 4.2 MEDICALSCENARIO AND MESSAGES NOTE This Section contains data on the simulated contaminated injury including: inplant, transport and treatment at the off-site medical tteatment facility (Martin Memorial Hospital).
CONTENTS Scenario and anticipated actions Messages FPIJPSL 4.2-1 CONFIDENTIAL(uaea owo-94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL(Un'2.io.94) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
GENERAL SCENARIO:
A Radwaste Operator (simulated by a volunteer victim) was working in the Drumming Room of the Unit 2 Reactor Auxiliary Building (RAB) when a lid on a B25 box slipped from the top of the box where it was sitting loosely and knocked the worker to the floor. As the lid fell, it knocked the victim over and the corner of the lid ripped open the right sleeve of the victim's protective clothing, gashing the right outer forearm between elbow and wrist. The victim was bowled over by the falling lid, striking their head soundly on the floor and was knocked semi-conscious.
The victim is stunned and bleeding and a coworker (simulated by the Medical Controller) helped the worker out of the Drumming Room where the victim slumped to the floor and the medical emergency scenario begins with a notification telephone call to the Unit 2 Control Room (Simulator).
FPL/PSL 4.2.1-1 CONFIDENTIAL(uaoi o2-to-94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
SCENARIO ACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL(unul 02.to-a) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
The medical scenario begins with the volunteer victim lying on their side in the Unit 2 RAB outside the Drumming Room.
The victim is wearing protective clothing.
The victim is semi-conscious and bleeding from the right forearm.
Bleeding is apparent through the PC sleeve.
Initial condition The Medical Controller or a conscripted Player willcall in the injury information to the Unit 2 Control Room (Simulator),
initiating the medical emergency scenario.
The victim is semi-conscious and unresponsive to inquiry.
Respiration:
Pulse:
24 85 Skin:
Pale, and wet with perspiration.
Pupils:
Dilated FPL/PSL 4.2.1-2 CONFIDENTIAL(Une 02.i0-94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL(uatu o2-)o.o4) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS Respiration:
Pulse:
24 85 B/P:
140/96 Plant First-Aid/Decon Team Arrival Communications are established.
Vital signs and patient condition are assessed.
Protective clothing is removed to facilitate treatment of the wound, A pressure dressing is applied to the laceration.
The victim is kept in a supine condition and remaining protective clothing is cut away.
Psychological support is given.
Skin:
Pale and wet with perspiration.
Pupils:
Equal.
The Patient is conscious, but is weak, dizzy and unable to sit up.
The victim complains of headache, a feeling of vertigo and nausea.
There is copious bleeding from the tom right forearm.
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mstered to the patient, Health Physics Technician should be assessing the general area radiological conditions and evaluating the contamination levels of the victim.
General area radiation levels:
At Drumming Room door threshold (door open):
CONFIDENTIAL(unto o2-to-94) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
Radioloeical evaluation:
While triage is being admi airborne:
smearable:
(door closed):
airborne:
smearable:
Patient's SRD:
2 mr/hr (MDA 5000 cpm >Bkg 1 mr/hr
<MDA 5000 cpm >Bkg 10 mr 4.2.1-4 CONFIDENTIAL(uno) o2->o-94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIALoJnca owo-o4) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS Radiolo ical Evaluation:(Continued)
When moved to a lower background area:
Patient:
In general, radiation, contamination and airborne activity outside of the immediate pumproom area will be AS READ.
PC's (general):
right sleeve:
Gloves:
After PC removal:
5000 cpm >Bkg 3000 cpm >Bkg 5000 cpm >Bkg Right forearm, wound area:
2500 cpm >Bkg Face, left cheek:
Right Hand:
Left Knee:
1000 cpm >Bkg 5000 cpm >Bkg 2000 cpm >Bkg FPUPSL 4.2.1-5 CONFIDENTIAL(uoru ohio.m) 94-EX/Rev.02l12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL(Uatu o?.to-w) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS During the initial treatment and preparation for transport:
Respiration:
36, shallow, irregular.
Pulse:
B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
110 148/98 Pale, cool diaphoretic Equal Initial Treatment: (Continued)
Notification of patient condition and contamination should be made to the Control Room and the Emergency Coordinator. Due to the possibility of a cranial injury, notification to off-site treatment facility should be made and preparations for ambulance transport begun.
The patient should be transported by stretcher to meet the ambulance and contamination control appropriate to the medical priorities should be exercised as the patient crosses the Radiation Control Area (RCA) line.
Patient is still complaining of headache and dizziness, is becoming less lucid, less responsive.
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CONFIDENTIAL(Untu 02.)o-o4) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS Radiolo ical Evaluation: (Continued)
After initial decon attempts:
Right forearm, wound area:
1500 cpm )Bkg Face, left cheek:
The initial decontamination attempts performed either in the RAB or in the ambulance willreduce the patient contamination levels to those indicated.
These levels willremain unchanged until the patient reaches the off-site treatment facility.
Right Hand:
Left Knee:
100 cpm >Bkg 100 cpm )Bkg
Background
Respiration:
38, irregular.
Pulse:
110 B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
186/100 Pale, clammy, moist.
Equal, responsive.
Second Treatment: (Martin Memorial Hospital)
Medical evaluation finds the forearm laeration to be approximately 18 cm in length and not deep.
There is considerable venous bleeding, no apparent tendon/muscle damage. The patient is becoming more reactive to inquiry and stimuli, there is the possibility of a subdural hematoma as a result of the head impact upon falling. Blood loss is controlled.
Patient is still disoriented, is getting stronger and more responsive.
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CONFIDENTIAL(vase 02.to.w) 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS Second Treatment: (Off-Site Medical, Continued))
Contamination levels:
Wound:
1500 cpm )Bkg.
In the Hospital, the patient's remaining clothing is removed.
Appropriate medical and nursing treatment are initiated.
As determined by the Physician, radiological surveys are performed and samples collected. Allsurveys should be correctly documented, all samples properly labeled.
Face and Cheek:
Right hand:
After 1st Decon:
Wound:
100 cpm )Bkg.
100 cpm )Bkg.
500 cpm >Bkg.
Priorities are established for decontamination.
Appropriate techniques are utilized for decontamination.
Surveys are performed and documented during the decontamination process.
The Health Physics Technician makes recommendations and properly maintains control of waste.
Area background levels are maintained as low as possible.
Face and Cheek:
Right hand:
Background.
100 cpm )Bkg.
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CONFIDENTIAL<Une oz-io o4i 4.2.1 DETAILEDSCENARIO AND ACTIONS (Continued)
SCENARIO ACTIONS After 2nd Decon:
Wound:
After 3rd Decon:
200 cpm >Bkg.
During the treatment, the wound will continue to exhibit measurable radiation readings in spite of decontamination efforts until the third simulated decontamination attempt.
The removal of this contamination essentially completes the treatment and decontamination phase of the scenario.
Wound:
Background.
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TO: First-Aid/Decon Team MEUU GENG.:
TIME~OUI LOCATION: Unit 2 RAB Drummin Room Entrance 0
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-dldlG members as they earn it by performing the appropriate action.
Vitals:
Respiration:
Pulse:
B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
24 85 140/96 Pale and wet with perspiration.
- Equal, Survey results of injured Operator.
PC's (general):
Right sleeve:
Gloves:
SRD:
5000 cpm >Bkg 3000 cpm >Bkg 5000 cpm >Bkg 10 mR After PC's are removed:
Right forearm, wound area:
Face, left cheek:
Right hand:
Left Knee:
2500 cpm >Bkg 1000 cpm >Bkg 5000 cpm >Bkg 2000 cpm >Bkg FPL/PSL 4.2.2-1 CONFIDENTIAL(vncu m-io-e) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIALgmru oz io o4i TO: First-Aid/Decon Team MESSAGE NG.:
TME: ~99 LOCATION: Unit 2 RAB G
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9 IS 9 I II I 9~iM ES9 9'ASSIS members as they earn it by performing the appropriate action.
Vital Signs while preparing for transport:
Respiration:
Pulse:
B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
36, shallow, irregular.
110 148/98 Pale, cool and diaphoretic Equal, responsive Patient is still complaining of headache and dizziness, is becoming less lucid, less responsive.
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TO: First-Aid/Decon Team M Sd GENG,'
TME:~99 LOCATION: Ambulance Loadin Point C
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9 Id 9
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-dldllE members as they earn it by performing the appropriate action.
Initial decontamination efforts (ifperformed) yield the following results:
Right forearm, Wound area:
1500 cpm >Bkg Left Knee:
Face, left cheek:
Right hand:
E
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Background
100 cpm >Bkg 100 cpm >Bkg FPL/PSL 4.2.2-3 CONFIDENTIAL(untu 02.)o 94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
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TQ: Ambulance Medical Team ME55 GENO:.
TME:~000 LOCATION: Ambulance Loadin Point Enroute to Martin Memorial When the patient is examined and evaluated by Ambulance Medical Team and the entire transport to the Martin Memorial Hospital, provide the following information onl as it is earned by the ambulance medical team's actions:
Vitals:
Respiration:
Pulse:
B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
43, irregular.
116 186/100 Pale, clammy, moist Equal, responsive Patient is still disoriented, is responsive to painful stimuli but unable to communicate lucidly.
Wound:
There is a shallow laceration outside the right forearm between elbow and wrist approximately 18 cm in length.
There is considerable venous bleeding and no evidence of any possible tendon/nerve damage.
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CONFIDENTIAL(un') ohio-o4)
TO: Health Ph sics Technician MESSAGE NG,'
- 5 TME: ~535 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital After the transfer of the patient from the ambulance into the treatment area, clearing of ambulance protective coverings and proper removal of protective clothing by ambulance personnel-survey/status of the ambulance and attendants is:
Ambulance:
Transfer Route:
All Areas Background AllAreas Background Ambulance Team Members: All Areas Background FPIJPSL 4.2.2-5 CONFIDENTIAL(uno) ohio.e) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL(uno) o2 lo-o4)
TO: Medical Team ESS GENG:.
-6 TIE~030 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital When the patient is examined and evaluated by Medical Team:
Vitals:
Respiration:
Pulse:
B/P:
Skin:
Pupils:
38, irregular.
110 186/100 Pale, clammy, moist Equal, responsive Patient is still disoriented, is getting stronger and more responsive.
Wound:
There is a shallow laceration outside the right forearm between elbow and wrist approximately 18 cm in length.
There is considerable venous bleeding and no evidence of any possible tendon/nerve damage.
The patient is becoming more reactive to inquiry and stimuli and there may be an injury to the head caused by the fall.
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CONFIDENTIAL(vs ow0.94}
TO: Medical Team M SS GENG:.
..:~0 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital Additional patient status during examination:
Vitals:
Pulse:
Respiration:
B/P:
Skin:
100 28 160/104 Pale, clammy, moist Patient is weak, slightly disoriented, but responsive and can answer inquiries.
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CONFIDENTIALgJatu 02 lo-w)
TO: Health Ph sics Technician M 88 G
NG.:
- 8 TIME:~00 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital Controller Note:
Provide the following information onl to the First-Aid/Decon team members as they earn it by performing the appropriate action.
Additional radiological survey results:
Face and cheek:
Right hand:
Wound:
100 cpm >Bkg 100 cpm >Bkg 1500 cpm >Bkg FPVPSL 4.2.2-8 CONFIDENTIALtuntu 02.10 94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL(vs ohio.a}
TO: Health Ph sics Technician 0
MESSAGE NQ, TME: ~00 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital Post-Decon radiological survey results after the first decon:
Face and cheek:
Right hand:
Wound;
Background
100 cpm >Bkg 500 cpm >Bkg FPL/PSL 4.2.2-9 CONFIDENTIAL(ver oz-io 94) 94-EX/Rev.02/12-06-93
CONFIDENTIAL<vatd ow0.94)
TO: Health Ph sics Technician MESS GENO.:
0 TME:~5 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital Post-Decon radiological survey results after the second decon:
Right hand:
Wound:
Background
200 cpm )Bkg FPL/PSL 4.2.2-10 CONFIDENTIALtUncu 02. >0-94>
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CONFIDENTIAL(Uatil 02.l0-%)
TO: Health Ph sics Technician ESS GE Na:.
- <<TME:~30 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital I
Post-Decon radiological survey results after third decon:
Wound:
Background
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CONFIDENTIAL(unul o2 lo.e)
TO: Medical Team SS
- GENQ, TME.:~0 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital The third wound irrigation completes decontamination of the patient. Allsurveys now indicate Background.
You may now evaluate release of the patient to conventional treatment areas.
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CONFIDENTIAL(van o?.lo.94)
TO: Health Ph sics Technician M SS GENO:.
3 TME:~50 LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital After the transfer of the patient, proper exit and removal of protective clothing by Medical personnel-survey/status is:
Patient:
Stretcher:
Medical Team Members:
AllAreas Background All Areas Background All Areas Background FPL/PSL
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CONFIDENTIAL(vn~ o2 lo 94)
TO: Medical Team
~SS*GE NG..
TEE E ~EE LOCATION: Martin Memorial Hos ital The Radiological Medical Emergency Drillis terminated.
An in-place critique and discussion will take place.
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