Fundamental Principles Of RADIOBIOLOGY Ch 33 Flashcards

1
Q

Principal Aim of the Study of Radiobiology

A

To understand radiation dose-response

relationships

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2
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A mathematical & graphic function that

relates radiation dose to observed response

A

Dose-Response Relationship

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3
Q

Theorized & observed that radiosensitivity
was a function of metabolic state of tissue
being irradiated

A

Jean Bergonie & Louis Tribondeau (1906)

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4
Q

Physical Factors That Affect Radiosensitivity

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Linear Energy Transfer (LET), Relative
Biologic Effectiveness (RBE), Protaction &
Fractionation

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5
Q

A measure of the rate at which energy is
transferred from ionizing radiation to soft
tissue

A

Linear Energy Transfer (LET)

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6
Q

Factor used in radiation protection that
accounts for differences in biologic
effectiveness between different radiations

A

Radiation Weighting Factor (WR)

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7
Q

Ratio of the dose of standard radiation
necessary to produce a given effect to the
dose of test radiation needed for the same effect

A

Relative Biologic Effectiveness (RBE)

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8
Q

The standard radiation by convention

A

Orthovoltage X-rays

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9
Q

The dose is delivered continuously but at a

lower dose rate

A

Protraction

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10
Q

The dose is delivered at the same dose in

equal portions at regular intervals

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Fractionation

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11
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Biologic Factors That Affect Radiosensitivity

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Oxygen Effect, Age, Recovery, Chemical

Agents & Hormesis

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12
Q

Ratio of the dose necessary to produce a
given effect under anoxic conditions to the
dose necessary to produce the same effect
under aerobic conditions

A

Oxygen Enhancement Ratio (OER

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13
Q

It occurs when the cell dies before

replicating

A

Interphase Death

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14
Q

It is due to a repair mechanism inherent in

the biochemistry of the cell

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Intracellular Repair

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15
Q

Replication by surviving cells

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Repopulation

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16
Q

agents that enhance the

effect of radiation

A

Chemical Agents

17
Q

A mathematical relationship between
various radiation dose levels & magnitude if
the observed response

A

Radiation Dose-Response Relationship

18
Q

Two Important Applications in Radiology

A
  • It is used to design therapeutic treatment
    routines for patient with cancer
  • It revealed provide the basis for radiation
    control activities
19
Q

Two Types of Radiation Responses

A

Deterministic & Stochastic

20
Q

Early radiation response

A

Deterninistic

21
Q

Late radiation response

A

Stochastic

22
Q

Two Characteristic of Dose-Response Relationship

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  • Linear or Nonlinear

- Threshold or Nonthreshold

23
Q

The level below which there is no response

A

Threshold Dose

24
Q

The response is directly proportionate to the

dose

A

Linear Dose-Response Relationship

25
Q

The response is not directly proportional to

the dose

A

Nonlinear Dose-Response Relationship

26
Q

Estimation of value beyond the range of

known values

A

Extrapolation