MCI Triage Ready

MCI Triage Ready is an offline, on-device decision-support tool for emergency clinicians, ER nurses, paramedics, and military medics responding to suspected mass-casualty Chemical, Biological, Radiological/Nuclear, and Explosive (CBRNE) events.

Built by BlackFox Media LLC, the app packages publicly available federal and military medical references into a guided, citation-tracked workflow you can use when seconds count and connectivity is unreliable.

KEY FEATURES

• Zone Setup checklist — Hot / Warm / Cold perimeter, decon corridor placement, ambulatory vs non-ambulatory lanes, runoff containment, ED lockdown.

• START + JumpSTART triage — Step-through adult and pediatric mass-casualty algorithms ending in colored Red / Yellow / Green / Black tag screens.

• Agent reference — Full signs & symptoms, decon, PPE, isolation, sourced treatment steps, and antidote dosing for:
- Chemical: nerve (Sarin, VX, Novichok), vesicants (mustard, Lewisite), cyanide, pulmonary agents
- Biological: anthrax, smallpox, plague, botulism, tularemia, viral hemorrhagic fevers
- Radiological / Nuclear: Acute Radiation Syndrome staging, dirty bomb (RDD)
- Explosive: Primary / secondary / tertiary / quaternary / quinary blast injury overlay
- Opioid mass-casualty: aerosolized fentanyl / carfentanil naloxone protocol

• Toxidrome Wizard — Score user-entered findings to rank the most likely class (cholinergic, anticholinergic, sympathomimetic, opioid, sedative-hypnotic) for unknown-agent scenarios.

• Bio Syndrome Wizard — Score epidemiology, exposure, and clinical findings to rank the most likely biological agent across 10 categories (anthrax, smallpox, plague, botulism, tularemia, viral hemorrhagic fevers, pandemic / engineered influenza, viral encephalitis, Nipah, hantavirus) for unknown-pathogen outbreak scenarios.

• Antidote Quick Reference — Every drug consolidated with adult + pediatric dosing, route, caveats, and source citation.

• 100% offline — No network calls, no analytics, no patient data persisted. Works inside a contaminated ED with no signal.

SOURCES CITED INLINE

CHEMM (HHS), REMM (HHS), CDC Emergency Preparedness & Response, START / JumpSTART, U.S. Army FM 4-02.285, NATO AMedP-7.1.

INTENDED USERS

Licensed healthcare professionals trained in emergency or mass-casualty care. This app is decision-support only — not a substitute for clinical judgment, Medical Command, Poison Control (1-800-222-1222), or Hazmat / Incident Command authority. A hard-gate disclaimer must be accepted on first launch, and a persistent banner appears on every clinical screen.

NOT FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC

If you are not a healthcare professional, please do not purchase this app. It will not help you in a real emergency — call 911.

ONE-TIME PURCHASE

No subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads. You pay once and own it.

PRIVACY

Zero telemetry. The only thing saved on your device is your acceptance of the disclaimer. We can't see what you look up, and neither can anyone else.
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Recent changes:
Clinical accuracy update: corrected the START/JumpSTART triage logic so a patient who only starts breathing after an airway reposition is now correctly tagged Immediate (red), and removed a respiratory-rate lower bound that isn't part of START. Also corrected CBRNE reference content: anthrax/plague/tularemia regimens, nerve-agent antidote identification, DuoDote's weight limit, radiation dose thresholds, and several incubation/mortality figures, verified against current CDC and CHEMM sources.