Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism: Medical Response to Mass Casualties
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Scenario 6
 
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1) Which statement regarding the immediate effects of a 1 kiloton burst of an improvised nuclear device is not true?

A Radiation energy is released in greater percentages than blast and heat.
B People located greater than one mile from ground zero are likely to have no immediate health effects from radiation.
C An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) could disrupt function of electronic devices.
D Fallout will result if the IND is a ground surface burst, as opposed to an air burst.
E Third degree burns may result within an approximate radius of one-half mile.

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