Also known as "Radiological Dispersal Device"
Consists of radioactive material packaged into non-nuclear (conventional)<unk> 
No nuclear fusion/fission occurs
Detonation causes injuries from conventional explosion and also spreads radioactive material, causing radiation injuries and cancer
Radioactive material spread locally via blast, and carried more distantly via aerosolized or particulate "plumes"
Multiple radioisotopes from various sources (e.g. nuclear fuel waste, medical radiography, etc) could be employed
Most injuries and deaths will be caused by blast injuries, not radiation injury
Triage of patients by radiation dose received is important and should be coordinated with disaster response officials.
No nuclear fusion/fission occurs
Detonation causes injuries from conventional explosion and also spreads radioactive material, causing radiation injuries and cancer
Radioactive material spread locally via blast, and carried more distantly via aerosolized or particulate "plumes"
Multiple radioisotopes from various sources (e.g. nuclear fuel waste, medical radiography, etc) could be employed
Dirty bomb
Radiation exposure 
Electronic cigarettes
Gun shot wounds
Bioterrorism
Hazmat exposure
Chemical weapons
Airbag injuries