10/1: Radiation Biology pt.2 Flashcards

1
Q

This is a collection of signs and symptoms following acute whole-body radiation exposure

A

Acute radiation syndrome

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2
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What is the sublethal exposure?

A

<2 Gy

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3
Q

What is lethal exposure?

A

2-8 Gy

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4
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What is the supra-lethal exposure?

A

> 8 Gy

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5
Q

What are the stages in acute radiation syndrome?

A

Prodromal period
Hematopoietic syndrome
Gastrointestinal syndrome
CNS and Cardiovascular syndrome

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6
Q

what is the most severe effect from hemopoeitic syndrome?

A

sepsis

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7
Q

What stage of the acute radiation syndrome is NON-LETHAL?

A

Prodromal period

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8
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What is the Gy in the prodromal period?

A

<2

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9
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What is the Gy in the hematopoietic syndrome?

A

2-10 Gy

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10
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What is the Gy in the Gastrointestinal syndrome?

A

10-100 Gy

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11
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In prodromal syndrome, when do the symptoms resolve?

A

After a few weeks

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12
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What occurs in hematopoietic syndrome?

A

Irreversible injury to the spleen and bone marrow that causes loss of circulating peripheral blood cells

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13
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This is extensive injury to the basal lamina epithelial cells of the intestine

A

Gastrointestinal syndrome

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14
Q

How fast do you die from gastrointestinal syndrome?

A

3-5 days

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15
Q

With damage to the CNS and cardiovascular syndrome, how fast is death?

A

Few minutes to 48 hours

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16
Q

What is the most lethal stage of acute radiation syndrome?

A

CNS and cardiovascular syndrome

17
Q

What treatment will provide the optimum treatment?

A

Combination of surgery, radiation, chemotherapy

18
Q

What dose to treat solid tumors?

A

60-80 Gy

19
Q

What dose to treat lymphomas?

A

20-40 Gy

20
Q

What dose to treat intraoral cancer?

A

50 Gy

21
Q

1 Gy = _____ microSv

A

1 million

22
Q

This is when the total dose is divided into multiple small doses to provide greater care

A

Fractionation

23
Q

Is it better to have multiple small doses or one large dose?

A

Multiple small

24
Q

What is the radiation effect on the mucosa?

A

Mucositis
2nd infections

25
Q

What is the radiation effect on taste buds/oral cavity?

A

Lost of taste

26
Q

What is the term for loss of taste?

A

Hypogeusia

27
Q

What is the radiation effect on salivary glands?

A

Xerostomia

28
Q

What is the radiation effect on teeth?

A

Lack of development
Radiation caries

29
Q

What is the radiation effect on bone?

A

Osteoradionecrosis

30
Q

What is the radiation effect on muscle?

A

Fibrosis

31
Q

What kind of teeth are resistant to direct effects of radiation exposure?

A

Adult teeth

32
Q

If the radiation precedes calcification, then

A

Tooth bud will be destroyed

33
Q

If the radiation is after calcification, then

A

Teeth will malform, slow growth

34
Q

What kind of radiation causes radiation caries?

A

Indirect

35
Q

Bone osteoradionecrosis is primarily due to

A

Vasculature
Marrow affecting vascular and hematopoietic elements

36
Q

Fibrosis can result in

A

Contracture and trismus in the muscles