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Public Version of Disaster Manual
ML20062B364
Person / Time
Site: Saint Lucie NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/20/1981
From:
LAWNWOOD MEDICAL CENTER, FT. PIERCE, FL
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ML17212B786 List:
References
PROC-810620-01, NUDOCS 8208040459
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IV. Duties of Nur: ling Units l V. Emergency Room Duties ' VI. Admission Office . s il VII. Business Office VIII. Cardiorespiratory . II. Environmental Service Coordinator X. Fcod Services XI. Housekeeping XII. Human Resources l XIII. Laboratory j XIV. Laundry

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                 ,('                 XVI. Materials Management XVII. Medical Records XVIII. Pharmacy 1

XIX. Rad $alogy

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Designated Disaster Areas in a CODE 7 Disaster Areas ! I. Triage Area II. Shock & Trauma III. First Aid & Delayed Treatment IV. Orthopedics V. Decontamination Area j VI. Major Surgery Holding Area & Post Surgery S Equipment & Supplies l Cardiorespiratory Department Pharmacy Haterials Management !l

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i l GENERAI. PRINCI?LES A. In the actual care of a Radiation Accident Victi=, there are two prine cen~cepts of i=pertance. I 1. Knculedge of the level of risk 1 j 2. Knotiledge of urgency of treat =ent The basic concepts of treat =ent and general principles of first aid cust be stressed.

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1 A. Radiation Ex:csure - The individual who has received whole or partial l body external radiation may have received ~a lethal dose of radiation, but j he is no hazard to attendants, other patients or the environ: ent. He is o

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s l B. Internal Contaminatien - Such cont'a=ination results from inhalatien or ingestion of radioactive =aterial. Such a person is no hazard to attendants, other patients or the environment. Folleuing cleansing of minor amounts of contaminated material deposited on the body surface fro = airborne exposure, this person should be handled similar to a' chemical poisoning case such as lead. His body wastes should be collected and saved in order that measurements of the amount of radio-active =aterials present can be made as an assist in determining appropriate therapy. C. _ External Contamination - External contamination of body surface and/or

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All victims of a radiation accident that results in contamination or suspected contat:tination will enter the hospital through the Emergency Room entrance. The Decontamination Area shall consist of: The shower with holding tank The Cast Room The Storage Room adjacent to the shower

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I. CPERATOR

1. If the operator receives a call from the nuclear plant regarding a nuclear accident, she should transfer the call immediately to the nursing supervisor.
2. Be prepared to assist the nursing supervisor in noti-fication of responsible personnel.
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( The Nursing Supervisor or the Emergency Room surse w111 - receive the call regarding a radiation accident. -

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i nuclear plant regarding a radiation accident, she will l complete as thoroughly as possible, The Radiation

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1. Supervise Emergency Personnel in instituting con-tanination control procedures prior to arrival of victim.
2. Assist Emergency Room personnel in instituting con-tamination control procedures at the time of a
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3. Notify additional Radiation Control Personnel if needed.
4. Establish a checkpoint and monitoring station for entry and exit frcm centamination control area.

j 5. Work with Florida Power and Light Nuclear Plant personnel when they arrive at the hospital. .

6. Survey patients and advise Emergency Room Physician on external radiation levels to personnel.

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                                             ,         1. If the ER nurse receives the call regarding a radiatien accident victim, she is responsible fbr completing the Radiation Emergency Notification Report, and notify the
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2. The Emergency Room personnel should begin preparation for receiving the victim. These preparations must include:

A. Determine that the Shower Area is clean and clear of any objects. i ' i B. The valve for the nuclear waste water holding tank is to be opened. (Notify Engineering), i. j C. The air conditioning return duct is to be closed to shut off the air circulation system to prevent spread of contamination. 1 D. Under direction of Radiation Control Office, prepare area for receiving radiation accident victim. Sup-plies are located in locker in ER.

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         ,                                                   I. Set up containers in the contamination room for collection vand control of contaminated or potentially contaminated articles. Have tags available for the proper labelling
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     ]                 INSTRUMENTS                                  UNIT 1                UNIT 2 i             RCS pressure                                  0-1600/               0-1600/
        ,                                                           1500-2500 psia        1500-2500 psia
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{ hot leg (control channel) 515 - 615*F 515 - 615*F 4 hot leg (safety channel) 515 - 665*F 515 - 665 F

       ;                   cold leg (control cnannel)               515 - 615 F           515 - 615 F cold leg (safety channel)                465 - 615*F           465 - 615"F i j                         cold leg (wide range)                        N/A               0       -  600*F i

j Incore thercoccuples 50 - 2250*F To be determined Subcooling margin monitors 212 - 705*F To ce detennined i

      }               Nuclear Instrumentation Power range 1

Intermediate range (wide range) 08 10- -Ig0%

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1] Source range 0.1 - 10 cps 2 1 x- 105 - 2001. 10 cps 1 Pressurizer pressure 0-1600/ 0-1600/ 1500-2500 psia 1500-2500 psia i Pressurizer level j 0 - 100% 0 - 100% Steam Generator pressure 0 - 1200 psia 0 - 1000 psia 4 Steam Generator level 0 - 100% 0 - 100% 1

   ]                  Main steam pressure                          0 - 1200 psia          0 - 1200 psia ECCS header isolation valve lights                on/off                 on/off

[j ' ~ ECCS pumps 0 - 75 amps 0 - 75 amps l' ] Containment pressure 0 - 50 psig 0 - 15 psig (ES FAS) l 0 - 175 psig 0 - 60 psig (wide range) l 'd Earthquake monitor 0-1g N/A l4

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      }'                      Quarterly conmunications drills will be conducted with the FPL Offsite Emergency Organization.       At least one drill per year will be unannounced. This unannounced drill will include notification to all
     }                        primary offsite response agencies (i.e. BDP, DHRS, County Disaster Preparedness agencies) and those FPL emergency response personnel required to be notified based upon the drill scenario.

j As indicated in Annex L of the State Plan, the State conducts communications drills at least annually. >> l The State Field Operations Center is one of the facilities which is l involved in all exercises. Annex i indicates the equipment tested in ,, these exercises.

As indicated in Section VI of Annex L. " communications between the nuclear facility, state and local emergency operation centers and field 4

a assessment teams will be tested (annually)..."

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q 7.1.5 Evaluation Ouring drills and exercises, observers will make on-the-spot corrections ij j to actions taken by drill participants that might affect the planned j outcome (objective) of the drill. Minor errors in procedures or techniques will be noted and discussed during the post-drill evaluation. L Following an exercise, the Emergency Planning Supervisor, plant

             .,'              management, FPL observers, and principal participants in the exercise j,                             will meet to discuss and evaluate the exercise.

g The evaluation should be based on tha ability of participants to follow 3 emergency procedures, the adequacy of emergency procedures, and the j- adequacy of emergency equipment and supplies. Plant management will be I responsible for any necessary changes in the Plant Emergency Procedures j and for reconmending changes in the Emergency Plan to the Emergency Planning Supervisor. Reconmended changes in the Emergency Plan will be !. submitted to the Emergency Plan Supervisor. y H 7-7 L St. Lucie

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