The Biological Weapons Convention

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2 Convention on Prohibition Development, Production and Sckpiling Bacteriological Biological and Toxin Weapons and on Their Destruction (The Biological Weapons Convention) 10 April państw, które nie podpisały konwencji Andorra Angola Antigua and Barbuda Azerbaijan Cameroon Chad Comoros Cook Islands Djibouti Eritrea Guinea Holy See Israel Kazakstan Kiribati Kyrgyzstan Marshall Islands Mauritania Micronesia (Federal States ) Moldova (Republic ) Mozambique Namibia Nauru Niue Palau Samoa, Western Sudan Tajikistan Trinidad and Tobago Tuvalu Zambia

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4 ATAK BIOTERRORYSTYCZNY SCHEMAT POSTĘPOWANIA I WSPÓŁPRACY W PRZYPADKU ZAGROŻENIA NIEBEZPIECZNĄ CHOROBĄ ZAKAŹNĄ ORAZ BIOTERRORYZMEM (wg GIS) 1. Zgłoszenia przypadku zachorowania lub podejrzenia o zachorowanie dokonują: Lekarz pierwszego kontaktu Lekarz pogowia ratunkowego Lekarz w szpitalu 2. Lekarz podejrzewający zakażenie niebezpieczną chorobą zakaźną powiadamia telefonicznie Powiawego Inspekra Sanitarnego (PIS) 3. PIS powiadamia telefonicznie Wojewódzkiego Inspekra Sanitarnego, Powiawe Centrum Zarządzania Kryzysowego, Policję, Państwową Straż Pożarną (PSP) oraz dyrekra właściwego terenowo szpitala. Służby te powiadamiają przedstawicieli kolejnych ogniw wg schematu. 4. Wojewódzki Inspekr Sanitarny powiadamia Głównego Inspekra Sanitarnego, Centrum Zarządzania Kryzysowego Wojewody, Komendę Wojewódzką Policji i PSP. 5. Centrum Zarządzania Kryzysowego Wojewody powiadamia Krajowe Centrum Koordynacji Rawnictwa i Ochrony Ludności. 6. Główny Inspekr Sanitarny powiadamia Ministra Zdrowia oraz Państwowy Zakład Higieny lub inny instytut naukowo-badawczy i Krajowe Centrum Koordynacji Rawnictwa i Ochrony Ludności. 7. Minister Zdrowia i Szef Obrony Cywilnej Kraju (OCK) powiadamiają Ministra Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji. 8. Minister Spraw Wewnętrznych i Administracji powiadamia Przewodniczącego Komitetu Rady Ministrów ds. Zarządzania w Sytuacjach Kryzysowych. 9. Postępowanie w szpitalu z chorym, podejrzanym o szczególnie niebezpieczną chorobę, osobami z kontaktu regulują wytyczne konsultanta krajowego w zakresie chorób zakaźnych. 10. Postępowanie ze zwłokami regulują odpowiednie przepisy sanitarne.

5 ATAK BIOTERRORYSTYCZNY Konieczna hospitalizacja chorych wąglik; postać wziewna tularemia; postać płucna zatrucie botuliną, enteroksyną B, rycyną Konieczna ścisła izolacja chorych dżuma ospa wirusowe gorączki krwoczne