MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. 2006 Apr 21;55(15):426-8.
Eight hurricanes made landfall in Florida from August 13, 2004, through October 24, 2005. Each hurricane caused flooding and widespread power outages. In the fall of 2004, the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) began retrospectively reviewing data collected by the Florida Poison Information Center Network (FPICN) during the 2004 hurricane season. During the 2005 hurricane season, FDOH, in consultation with FPICN, initiated daily monitoring of FPICN records of exposures that might reflect storm-related health hazards. Analysis of these data determined that 28 carbon monoxide (CO) exposures were reported to FPICN in the 2 days after Hurricane Katrina made its August 25, 2005, landfall in Florida, en route to a second landfall on the Gulf Coast. Data on CO and other exposures were used to develop and distribute public health prevention messages to Florida communities affected by hurricanes.
从2004年8月13日至2005年10月24日，有8场飓风在佛罗里达州登陆。每场飓风都引发了洪水并导致大面积停电。2004年秋季，佛罗里达州卫生部（FDOH）开始对佛罗里达中毒信息中心网络（FPICN）在2004年飓风季节收集的数据进行回顾性审查。在2005年飓风季节期间，FDOH与FPICN协商，开始每日监测FPICN可能反映与风暴相关健康危害的暴露记录。对这些数据的分析确定，在2005年8月25日卡特里娜飓风在佛罗里达州登陆并前往墨西哥湾沿岸进行第二次登陆后的两天内，有28例一氧化碳（CO）暴露报告给了FPICN。有关CO和其他暴露的数据被用于制定并向受飓风影响的佛罗里达社区分发公共卫生预防信息。
