ML20129A563
| ML20129A563 | |
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| Site: | Fermi  |
| Issue date: | 06/27/1985 |
| From: | Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
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| NUDOCS 8507150334 | |
| Download: ML20129A563 (1) | |
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8 Washington, D.C. 20472 JUN 2 7 i985 MEMORANDUM FOR: Edward L. Jordan Director Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response Office of Inspection and Enforcement U.S.
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Medical Services Infonnation for the Fermi II Nuclear Power Station Attached are copies of the following: Tab M5, Medical-Support Resources for Enrico Fermi II Nuclear Plant, Michigan Emergency Preparedness Plan; Appendix 1, Nuclear Facilty Procedures, Health and Medical Annex, Monroe County Emergency Operations Plan; and, Appendix 1, Emergency Health and Medical Services Annex, Emergency Operations Plan for Wayne County. This information is confirmation that a list of medical facilities has been identified for use in case of an emergency at Fermi II. Other related and supporting arrangements and services are also identified.
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A DISASTER PREPAREDNESS PLAN FOR THE STATE OF MICHIGAN INCLUDING:
1 NUCLE AR ACCIDENT 3 N ATUR AL DISASTER 4 TECHNOLOGIC A6 DIS AST E R PROCEDURES PROCEDURES PROCEDURES
- Hazardous Peacetime Nuclear
- Flood
- Fire enceoents
- Snow
- Oil Spill e see
- Water Contamination
- Winostorm
- Utility Failure 2
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- Wave Action
- Mapr Transportation Accident Blight
- Epidemic
- Hostile Military Action
- Drought
- A6r Contamination i
- Paramilitary Action
- Infestation
- Emplosion
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d Tab MS MEDICAL SUPPORT RESOURCES FOR ENRICO FERMI TRUCLEAR PLANT e
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Monroe and Wayne County Health Departments.............. TM5-1 Selected Michigan Hospitals in the Secondary EPZ............ TM5-2 (j
The following generic medical support resources are described in Tab 133:
Whole-Body Counting Services Bioassay Services and Internal' Dose Detennination Support 39
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FOR THE FERMI 2 PLANT FACILITY AND LOCATION TELEPHONE NO.
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NUCLEAR MEDICINE?
Lenawee County E. L. Bixby Hosp., Adrian 517-263-0711 220 Yes Herrick Mem. Hosp., Tecumseh 313-423-2141 76 No Morenci Area Hosp., Morenci 517-458-2236 33 No Macomb County Almont Com. Hosp., Almont 313-752-3551 48 No Mt. Clemens Gen. Hosp., Mt. Clemens 313-468-1451 256 Yes South Macomb Hosp., Warren 313-573-5000 368 Yes Monroe County V
Mercy-Mem. Hosp. Monroe 313-241-6509 222 No Oakland County Wm. Beaumont Hosp., Royal Oak 313-549-7000 887 Yes Wm. Beaumont Hosp., Troy 313-828-5100 200 No
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Crittenton Hosp., Rochester 313-652-5000 290 Yes Madison Com. Hosp., Madison Hts.
313-585-2733 37 Yes Pontiac Gen. Hosp., Pontiac 313-857-7200 382 Yes Providence Hosp., Southfield 313-424-3000 430
.Yes St. Joseph Mercy Hosp., Pontiac 313-858-3000 448 Yes Washtenaw County Beyer Mem. Hosp., Ypsilanti 313-484-2200 169 Yes U-M Med. Center Ann Arbor 313-764-4420 867 Yes I
Wayne County Children's Hosp. of Mich., Detroit 313-494-5303 320 No Cottage Hosp., Grosse Pte. Farms 313-884-8600 155 Yes Detroit Receiving Hosp., Detroit 313-494-3100 300 No Detroit Mem. Hosp., Detroit 313-225-5000' 235 No i
Henry Ford Hosp., Detroit 313-876-1337 1015 Yes Garden City Hosp., Garden City 313-421-3300 360 Yes Grace Hosp. NW Unit, Detroit 313-345-7000 407 Yes t
Hutzel Hosp., Detroit 313-494-7191 419 Yes e
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Lynn Hosp., Lincoln Park 313-383-6000 76' Yes l
North Det. Gen. Hosp., Detroit 313-368-5900 329 Yes D
Oakwood Hosp., Dearborn 313-336-3000 568 Yes 1
b Duter Drive Hosp., Lincoln Park 313-386-2000 297 Yes Plymouth Gen. Hosp., Detroit 313-272-3500 146 Yes l
Saratoga Gen. Hosp., Detroit 313-526-5100 203 Yes Southwest Detroit Hosp., Detroit 313-961-7777 244 Yes 4
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patients (whether otherwise injured or not) are included in this compilation J
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BI0 ASSAY SERVICES AND INTERNAL DOSE DETERMINATION SUPPORT Department of Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Safety Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan 48824
Contact:
Mr. Warren H. Malchman, Director Telephone:
517-353-0153 or 353-6675 A computer program is available for rapidly determining radiological dose and risk assessment from internally deposited radionuclides.
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- MICHIGAN MEMBERS OF Tile AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICISTS IN MEDICINE Bant,-Morris I. (PhD)
Leung, Sun-Shing(PhD)
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Mantel, Joseph (PhD)
William Beaumont Hospital Sinai Hospital of Detroit Dept. of Therapeutic Radiology Dept. of Radiology 3601 W. 13 Mile Road 6767 W. Outer Drive Royal Oak Detroit 313-288-7020 313-493-5705 Carlson, James C. (MS)
McGinnis,KennethD.(MD)
Radiology Muskegon P.C.
Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital 889 Second Street Radiology Department Muskegon.
6071 W. Outer Drive 616-726-3511. Ext. 613 Detroit 313-341-0151 Daenzer, Donald G. (MS)
Nikesch, Walter (PhD)
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W.' Sparrow Hospital St. John Hospital Radiation Oncology Center Radiation Therapy Department 1215 E. Michigan Avenue 22101 Moross Road Lansing Detroit 517-487-2582 313-881-8200, Ext. 651
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Solari, Arthur J. (MS)
William Beaumont Hospital University of Michigan Medical. Physics & Eng. Dept.
Radiation Control Service 3601 W. 13 Mile Road 1061 N. University Bldg.
Royal Oak' Ann Arbor 313.288-8373 313-764-4420 Horwitz, Norman H. (PhD)
VandeRiet,WilliamG.(PhD)
William Beaumont Hospital-Assoc. in Radiation.0ncology, P.C.
Medical Physics & Eng. Dept.
211 Bronson Medical Center 3601 W.13 Mile Road Kalamazoo Royal Oak 616-383-6377 313-288-8373 4
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University of Michigan Radiology Department University Hospital Ann Arbor 313-764-3273
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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST LANSING
. Dr. Gale Harris, Associate Professor Warren Malchman, Director Department of Radiology and Physics Department of Radiation, Chemical 517-355-0120(office) and Biological Safety 517-351-7835(home)
University Radiation Safety Officer 517-355-0153(office) 517-332-4918(home)
Dr. James E. Potchen, Professor Dr. Donnie Reinhard, Asst. Professer and Chairman Electrical Engineering & Systems Department of Radiology Science and Radiology 517-355'0120 (office) 517-355-5214 or 517-355-0120 (office:
517-351-2595 (home) 517-337-0208(h'ome)
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101HE HEAL 1H AND MEDICAL AMEX I.
PURPOSE A.
To support the Health and Medical Annex to the Monroe County
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To provide for the coordination of emergency health and medical resources required to support hospital and special care facility evacuation, provide specialized assistance to members of the general public and assure as far as possible availability and accessibility emergent and urgent medical care services, in the event of a nuclear facility incident.
II. ASSLNPTIONS A.
In the event of an announcement of an incident at the Alert or higher level, for which no protective action is reconmended, spontanerr.ts individual actions may occur to increase demand for transportation of bedfast persons.
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The emergency medical transportation resources within Monroe Cor.ty will be fully utilized to support on-site requirements and to main-3 tain adequate levels of emergency service capability during an
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incident, and will not be available to meet the requirements for emergency medical transportation for a general evacuation of the primary EP2.
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In the event of an evacuation due to an incident at FERMI-2, substantial transporation capabilities will be required to evacuate the Monroe County population in acute and long-term health care facilities.
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Hospitals and other facilities involved in the provision of care to handicapped, ill, or others requiring special transportation to a specialized receiving facility in the event of an evacuation, have primary responsibility for identifying necessary transportatic, services and receiving facilities, and planning and concluding arrangements in coordination with the Monroe County OCP.
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The State of Michigan, through the Michigan Department of Public Health, Energency Medical Services Division, will coordinate, in consultation with the Michigan State Police, the provision of l
emergency medical transportation resources 'from outside of the County with the County Health and Medical Officer, to provide for the evacuation of non-anbulatory persons within the primary EPZ.
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In the event of a melear incident at FERMI-2, the Health and Medical Officer will be notified according to the procedures established.
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The Health and hdical Officer and the Emergency Medical Services
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(DE) Transportation Officer will report to the Monroe County IDC at the Alert classification.
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h Health and Medical Officer is responsible for the coordination of responses identified within this annex, and will be responsibile i
for mobilizing and directing all of the emergency health / medical resources necessary for the county to respond promptly to a mclear facility incident.
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h Health and Medical Officer will amintain close contact with health care facilities and will coordinate provision of emergency medical transportation through the DE/ Transportation Officer.
Bnergency medical transportation requirements fall into four 1
primary categories:
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Transportation for the evacuation of health care facilities including hospitals, nursing homes, and residents of group homes who require medical assistance.
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Transportation for the evacuation of members of the general public who are non-ambulatory and require transportation assistance.
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Maintenance of emergency medical services capability for responses.to.the normal, and possibly increased demand, for
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Transportation of victims of radiological accidents to designated medical support facility by local ambulance service. (Refer to Attachment H)
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Hospitals designated to receive potentially contaminated patients, and host health care facilities agreeing to accept patients from risk health care facilities in the event of an evacuation are shown in Attachments E and F.
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Pre-hospital care providers (including both anbulance and fire rescue) and their capabilities are identified in Attachments G and H.
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'Ihe. Michigan Department of Public Health is responsible for directing the use of radioprotective drugs. The Monroe County Health Department, under the direction of the Health / Medical Officer, maintains the supply of Potassium Iodide (KI) under 1
strict security precautions.
(Criteria for use of radioprotective drugs are shown in Attachment C.)
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Upon notification, Hospitals and Internediate and Img-Tenn Care Facilities will conduct appropriate census and classification of patients, effect coordination with pre-determined host facilities,
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Connunications:
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Basic connunications between risk health care facilities and the EOC will be by telephone.
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Hospital and mobile medical support connunication will be 1
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Augmented radio cocnunications will be through the use of the
- Amateur Radio Dnergency Service. Units will be assigned to risk and host facilities as appropriate.
IV. GtGANIZATION A.
The Director of the Monroe County Health Department has been designated as the County Health and Medical Officer.
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1he DtS/ Transportation Officer of the Monroe County Health Department will assist the Health and Medical Officer in the coordination of emergency medical services and personnel and will function as a part of the IDC staff.
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Administrator of the Monroe County Health Department. The s0 Administrator will provide 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shift relief to assure twenty-four hour coverage. Second alternate to the Health and Medical Officer will be the DtS/ Transportation Officer.
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TASKS AND EXECUTION A.
NOTIFICATION OF INUSUAL EVEhT 1he Health and Medical Officer may be notified and action may be required to supplement response to an onsite emergency.
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ALERT l
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The Health and Medical Officer and the EMS / Transportation Officer will be notified, both will report to the EOC and will direct coupletion of the following:
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Notification of key persons, including Health Department i,
Division and Program Heads, &ntal Health, Animal Control and the Administrator of Mercy-Memorial Hospital, to asstune stand-by status.
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Contact of key emergency personnel and issuance of stand-by team assignments.
(See internal operating procedures for names and telephone numbers.) These in turn will follow i(.
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M)NROE COLNTY HOSPITAIS AND DESIGiATED HOST FACILITIES B.
Designated Host Facilities DDST FACILITY TUIAL BEDS 2Duna L. Bixby Hospital 218 818 Riverside Avenue Adrian, Michigan 49221 britageHospital 46 24775 Haig Avenue Taylor, Michigan 48180 2Herrick Memorial Hospital 91 500 East Pottawatarrde Street Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 2' St. Joseph Mercy Hospital 34 5301 East Huron River Drive P.O. Box 995
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Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106 2St Joseph Mercy Hospital 591 900 Woodward Averne Pontiac, Michigan 48053 2,3Medical College of Ohio Hospital 27-47 300 Arlington Avenue C.S. 10008 Toledo, Ohio 43699 2,3Hercy Hospital 44 2200 Jefferscn Avenue Toledo, Ohio 43624 4
University of Michigan Hospitals See Note 1405 E. Ann Street NI4A04, P.O. Box 050 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109 2Denotes those facilities which accept radiologically contaminated patients.
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BO6T FACILITY TOIAL BEDS 20 uter Drive Hospital Depends on 26400 West Outer Drive Occupancy Lincoln Park, Michigan 48146 kiversideHospital 51 1600 Superior Street Toledo, Ohio 43604 2Saline Ccumunity Hospital 82 400 West Russell Street Saline, Michigan 48176 koledoHospital 45 2142 North Cove Blvd.
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St. Vincent Hospital 570 and Medical Center 2213 Cherry Street Toledo, Ohio 43608 2,3Wyandotte General Hospital 22 2333 Biddle Avenue Wyandotte, Michigan 48192
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Denotes those facilities conmiting a specific number of beds.
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ATTAGMENT G AMBULANCES AND DIMER PEDICAL TRANSP2TATIM CAPABILITIES IUIAL MMROE COUNIY NLHBER VDlICLIS E.M.T.S., Inc.
BLS: 5 1185 West Front Street AIS: 3 Monroe, Michigan 48161 Frenchtown Fire Department BIS: 2 c/o 7590 S. Stoney Creek Monroe, Michigan 48161 Huron Valley Ambulance Service BIS: 9 P.O. Box 2982 A1S: 2 Ann Arbor, Michis,an 48106 (1 Ran Charger used for disaster-ability to transport)
Jackson E.M.S.
BLS: 8 405 Airline Drive A1S: 3 Jackson, Michigan (1 limited advanced)
Jasin Ambulance Service BIS: 2 5300 North Sumit Toledo, Ohio 43611 Mercy South County Ambulance BIS:
8166 Douglas Road AIS: 2 lambertville, Michigan 48144 Reeb Ambulance Service BIS: 3 5712 North Main Street Sylvania, Ohio 43560 South Rockwood Fire Dept.
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1 c/o 4600 Carleton-Rockwood Road South Rockwood, Michigan 48179 RS = Basic Life Suppert AIS = Advanced Life Support i
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ATTAONENT H MONROE COUNTY FIRE DEPARINENIS RESCUE VDfICES FIRE DEPARTHENT VDIICE Bedford #1 1982 Ford Modular Ambulance 1979 Pierce Mini-PLmper Bedford #2 1971 GC Step Van (Heavy) 1974 Chevy Suburban (Light)
Dundee 1983 Ford Modular Ambulance Erie 1978 Dodge High Top Van Estral Beach 1981 Ford Modular Ambulance Frenchtown #1 1973 GC Van-P.A. f6 (Licensed)
Frenchtw n #2 1976 Dodge Maxi Van-P.A. (Licensed)
Frenchtown #3 1965 Engine Frexhtown #4 1983 Mini-Pimper Ida 1%5 International Crew Cab F.W.D. with Utility Box
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landon-Maybee-Raisimille 1982 Ford Modular Ambulance Inna Pier 1982 Ford Modular Ambulance 1965 International Mini-Punper Milan 1983 GC Modular Ambulance 1974 Dodge Van Monroe City 1979 Pierce Crew Cab with Utility Box Monroe Township 1983 GC Mini-Punper Morin Point 1974 Dodge Van Newport 1983 Chevy Mini-Pumper 1967 Dodge Van South Rockwood 1979 Modular Ambulance (Licensed)
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