PARS Flashcards

1
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Define CDE.

A

Committed Dose Equivalent- Dose to an organ due to radioactive material dopositied in the body.

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Define CEDE

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Committed Effective Dose Equivalent- Dose to the entire body due to radioactive material deposited in the body. CDE*weighting factor = CEDE

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Define DDE

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Deep Dose Equivalent - Dose to the entire body due to external sources.

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4
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Define TEDE

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Total Effective Dose Equivalent - Sum of doses from internal and external sources.

CEDE + DDE = TEDE

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5
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When is a PAR required?

A

When the event in progress is classified as a General Emergency.

May include Evacuate, Shelter in place, or use of K-I

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6
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Determine when sheltering is appropriate.

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Sheltering is normally only performed in instances of short radiological releases of < 1 hr in duration and would exceed the PAR flowchart guidelines.

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