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Biological Aspects of Radiation

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Biological Effects of Radiation   show
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show True  
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show Latent Period  
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What is Radiation?   show
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True or False Photons have no mass or weight   show
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Photons travel in...   show
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Electromagnetic Radiations with long wave lengths are   show
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Ionizing Radiation   show
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show False  
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Linear dose-response relationships   show
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For Threshold-Dependent linear relationship   show
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For Linear non threshold dose-response   show
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show describes relationships b/w radiation dose & the occurrence &induced cancers & genetics effects.  
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show random or stochastic and no predictable dose for occurrence.  
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Non Threshold causes   show
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show Radiation Protection  
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show dose and response are not directly proportional  
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show Sigmoid Curve  
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non linear or sigmoid curve need   show
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Non-Stochastic or predictable   show
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Dose-response relationships describe   show
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Linear relationship means   show
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Term Threshold is applied to   show
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show LD 50/30  
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show 250-450 rad  
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show Hematopoietic syndrome, gastrointestinal syndrome, and central nervous system syndrome  
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Hematopoietic Syndrome occurs at   show
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most sensitive to radiation exposure   show
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individual may die with 30 days   show
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show at 600-1000 rad causes abnormal function of GI  
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show Gastrointestinal syndrome  
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show Central Nervous System syndrome ( death usually within 14-36 hrs)  
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