Which instruction relates to the treatment of nuclear and radiological casualties?

The instruction that specifically relates to the treatment of nuclear and radiological casualties is NTRP 4-02.21. This document provides comprehensive guidelines and protocols for the medical management of casualties resulting from nuclear and radiological incidents, addressing the unique challenges and considerations in such situations.

This instruction is crucial for corpsmen and medical personnel, as the treatment of these types of casualties requires specialized knowledge of radiation exposure, decontamination procedures, and the management of potential long-term health effects associated with radiation. Understanding the protocols laid out in NTRP 4-02.21 ensures that medical teams are prepared to respond effectively to incidents involving nuclear and radiological materials, ultimately minimizing the risks to affected individuals and properly managing their care.

The other instructions mentioned, while relevant to various aspects of military health and operations, do not specifically focus on the treatment of nuclear and radiological casualties in the same manner as NTRP 4-02.21.