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1
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What is the linear theory?

A

That any amount of radiation is harmful.

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Exposure to the entire body. (More detrimental than exposure to specific part.)

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Whole body dose

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3
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Amount of exposure to the skin.

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Skin entrance dose.

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4
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The skin entrance dose is always ______ than structures below the skin.

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higher

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5
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The ______ the part, the ____ exposure due to absorption.

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Deeper

less

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6
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The exposure of a specific organ of interest.

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Organ dose

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7
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Exposure causing tissue damage of the exposed individual (early or late).

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Somatic dose

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8
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What are the earliest effects of somatic dose?

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Temporary erythema and hair loss.

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9
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Does somatic dose happen in diagnostic levels?

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no

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10
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Exposure potentially causing damage to future generations of the exposed individual.

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Genetic dose

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11
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Genetic dose attributed to _____ _____ of radiation exposure to gonads.

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Low levels

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12
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Can genetic dose happen with diagnostic x-rays?

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yes

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13
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What are the greatest effects of genetic dose?

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Leukemia and mutations.

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14
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The amount of exposure that the unborn receives usually determined after the irradiation of a pregnant female.

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Fetal dose

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15
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Fetal exposure up to _____ rads is not expel ted to cause any effects on the new born.

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10 rads

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16
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Is 10 rads a usual dose in diagnostic filming?

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NO, very unusual.

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17
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Actual dose a fetus receives can be calculated by whom?

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Radiation physicist

18
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Probability of harmful effect increases as dose increases.

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Stochastic somatic effect

19
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This will show long term effects of cancer and cataracts.

A

Stochastic somatic effect

20
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KNOWN effects that increase with dose. Has a threshold at which effects are predictable.

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Deterministic somatic (non-stochastic) effects.

21
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Show short term effects such as erythema, infertility, blood forming damage, cataracts.

A

Deterministic somatic (non-stochastic) effects.

22
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If exposed at a low level continuously, effects are reduced. This is called?

A

protraction

23
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Non-continuous exposure to high dose reduces effect. This is called?

A

fractionation

24
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Used in radiotherapy.

A

Protraction and fractionation

25
Q

Used in radioactive implants.

A

protraction

26
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The apparent beneficial effects of radiation.

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Radiation hormesis

27
Q

Theorized that small to moderate doses of radiation may reduce ____ and _________ and may prolong life.

A

Infections

Fatal malignancies

28
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Theorized that small-moderate doses of radiation may also ___________ aiding in recovery of infections and other maladies.

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Boost immunity

29
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Radiation’s various effects from large acute exposures is called?

A

Acute radiation sickness (ARS)

30
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How much radiation causes hematological syndrome?

A

200-1000 rads acute whole body

31
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How much radiation causes gastrointestinal syndrome? Death will happen when?

A

1000-5000 rads

2 weeks

32
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How much radiation causes CNS syndrome? How long to live?

A

5000 rads and over

Less than a week.

33
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What are the four stages of ARS?

A

prodromal stage
Latent stage
Manifest stage
Healing or death

34
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In ARS, what is the stage showing initial symptoms?

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Prodromal stage

35
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In ARS, this is the stage showing improvement of symptoms.

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Latent stage

36
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This is the stage of ARS where the symptoms return worse than before.

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Manifest stage

37
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This is the stage of ARS where you either live or die.

A

Healing or death

38
Q

Acute whole body exposure that would kill 50% of the people in 60 days? Traditionally what?

A

LD 50/60

LD 50/30

39
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LD 50/30 is how many rads for us?

A

300 rads

40
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Lethal dose means a human has an LD ____ of ____rads with without medical intervention.

A

50/60

350

41
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At ____ rads 100% would die without medical intervention.

A

600

42
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Above ____ rads (__ Gy) all will die no matter what without medical intervention.

A

1000

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