Radiation Regulations Flashcards

1
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first orgna encountered by radiation

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Skin

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2
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Radiation to the skin is know as

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skin dose or surface dose

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3
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Bone cells are called

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osteocytes

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4
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Radiation to the bone is called

A

deep dose

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5
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the bloods cells are called

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erythrocytes, leukocytes and plasma

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6
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are older or younger cells more sensitive to radiation?

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younger cells

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7
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are white or red blood cells more sensitive to radiation?

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white blood cells

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8
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What is the bloods main function?

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deliver nutrients to body and removing foreigne materials

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9
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what is the average RBC in adults

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5 million/cc

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10
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what is the average WBC count in adults

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7500/cc

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11
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Can large amounts of radiation kill blood cells?

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yes

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12
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what are nerve cells responsible for?

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Sensory and m;otor

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13
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Are nerve cells resistant ro radiation?

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yes

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14
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what are nerve cells composed of?

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body axon and nerve endings

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15
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how do signals move in the nerve cell?

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from dendrite to axon

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16
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What are the two general cell categories?

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somatic and genetic cells

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17
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What are somatic cells

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everything but reproductive cells

18
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What are genetic cells

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sperm and ova

19
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If you damage genetic cells you may damage what?

20
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Can a large dose of radiation cause harm?

21
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Radiation to stomatic cells harm______ organism

22
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Fadiation to genetic cells harms _______ generations

23
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the cell membrane is

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seperates cell and movement of materials in and out of cell

24
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the mitochondria is

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extract energy from nutrients and store energy in chemical from

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the endoplasmic reticulm is
transports materials
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the ribosomes
Manufactures protine
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lysosomes
rid the cell of waste
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how many pairs of chromosomes are they
23 pairs (46 total)
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how are the nitrogenous paired
Adenine with Thymine | Guanine with Cytosine
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What happens in the nucleus
guarding of the DNA code commands for daily chores communication of the patterns for the manufacturing of protine contorl of cell reproduction
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Whats the process of manufacturing protine?
1 DNA splits, mRNA copies 2 mRNA carries genetic code to cytoplasm 3 tRNA joins mRNA at ribosomes 4 amino acids aligned along mRNA bind to form protein molecule
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how do somatic cells reproduce?
mitosis
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how do genetic cells reporduce?
meitosis
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what are the 2 reasons stomatic cells divide?
repair of damage | growth of new tissue
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what are the 2 parts of cell division
mitosis- replication | interphase- between replication
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What are the 3 parts of interphase?
first gap s phase last gap
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What are the 4 parts of Mitosis?
prophase metaphase anaphase telophase
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What happens in prophase?
nucleus enlarges
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what happens in metaphase?
nucleus elongates
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what is anaphase
chromosomes set aling in seprate regions