Lecture 9 Flashcards

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Occupational exposure for MIT?

A
  1. 1-0.2 average

7. 2-8.7mSv

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Occupational exposure for RT?

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0.5-1.0 average

1-37mSv

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3
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Risk of fatal cancer

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500 million/ 10mSv

MRT- 5-50 million

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4
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total detriment?

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of fatal cancer  of heredity factors for ALL future generations  and an allowance for non fatal cancer

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5
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Why the difference between workers and the general population?

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workers tend to be of reasonable health and in the prime age group (approx 20-60 years old)

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6
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Annual mortality risk?

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100 deaths/ million

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7
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the risks of inducing fatal cancer are in the range of?

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0.5 to 400 per million procedures for Medical imaging

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8
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radiation from examinations?

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  • the benefit of diagnosis  -the time to receive a similar quantity of radiation from background radiation at sea level
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9
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diagnostic radiology contributes

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0.5 mSv of effective dose

2-3 million examinations annually

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10
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detriment of diagnostic radiology

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500 fatal cancers

100 heritable effects induced per yr

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11
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Background radiation?

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Cosmic rays 0.3 Radionuclides in soils 0.6 Radon progeny 0.2 Internal radionuclides 0.4 TOTAL 1.5

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12
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benefits of low dose radiation?

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life lengthening growth more offspring

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