test 3 Flashcards

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what is a likely side effect to non-pregnant women (non-gravid) after 450 mSv

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increased genetic risk

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why is protraction or fractionation dose better tolerated by tissue than a single dose

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tissue repair occurs between subsequent exposures. allows normal tissue to repair between fractions

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what are the two principle genetic cells of the body

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spermatogonia oogonia

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what is carcinogenesis

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origin or production of malignant neoplasms

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the relative amount of radiation that produces late effects is most often what

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25 years

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the principle symptoms associated with the manifest illness stage of the gastrointestinal syndrome are?

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dehydration and electrolyte imbalance

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acute effects regardless of time or expression of injury are caused by

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depletion of parenchymal

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chronic effects are

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irreversible and progressive early stages, depletion of critical nonparenchymal cells

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which of the following is true concerning the comparative risks of occupational radiation workers compared to the workers in non radiation industries

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radiation therapists have risks which are about the same as most workers in other occupations

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which of the following cells is most likely to show the greatest detrimental effects to exposure to radiation

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spermatogonia, erythroblasts, epidermal stem cells, gi stem cells

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the most radiosensitive of the major components of the bone are

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osteoblasts

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t/f 500 to 800 cGy per minute is considered a high dose rate-

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true

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13
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total equivalent dose for the fetus

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1 mSv

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14
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acute changes are characterized in an organ by

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edema, inflammation, hemorrhage

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the period of time after an acute exposure to radiation in which the effects of the exposure are seen is called

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manifest

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16
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dose equivalent exposure non stochastic effect for the lens of the eye

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15 rem, 0.15 Sv, 150mSv

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17
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the maximum permissible dose for occupational for occupational exposed workers

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5 rem /yr

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18
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in the expression ld 50/30 what does the 50 represent

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50% of population

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t/f carcinogenesis is the single most important event in the late effects of radiation therapy

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false

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T/F tissue damage is usually a function of the stromal compartment of cells and tissue

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false

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T/F the GSD is the dose of radiation required per generation to double the spontaneous mutation rate

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false, doubling dose

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T/F NVD syndrome represents the prodromal stage

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true

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23
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t/f the manifest illness stage of the TBS reflects all symptoms, not just the system damaged

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False

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T/F patients either improve or die in the prodromal stage of the total body syndrome

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false

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T/F 500 to 800 cGy per minute is considered a high dose rate-
true
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the GSD is the dose of radiation required per generation to double the spontaneous mutation rate
false
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T/F the GI syndrome is due to destructions of both the GI tract and bone marrow
true
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T/F in the total body syndrome BMT has proven to increase survival
true
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T/F repair of an organ treated with radiation always restores the organ to its original function
false
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what is a roentgen
dose measured in air
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what is rem
dose in rads times quality factor
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how many rems in 1 Sv
100 rem
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1 Gy is ___ rads
100
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T/F chronic effects can occur years after radiation is complete
true
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occupational exposure to extremities
50 rem or 0.5 Sv
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the embryo fetus in rems
0.5
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what's the annual occupational exposure limit in rems?
5 rem or 0.05 Sv
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general public exposure in mSv
0.1 rem/yr
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a patient receives a dose equivalent to 4 rads from a simulation for an abdomen setup. this patient works in radiography there dose equivalent is?
--
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state the absorbed dose of a patient who has received 600 rads of radiation
6 Gy
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T/F a film monitoring badge can be used for measurement of x-rays, betta, and gamma rays
true
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1 Sv = how many rem?
100
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OER is?
oxygen enhancement ratio
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T/F OER is equivalent to the dose radiation that produces a given biological effect with oxygen
true
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drugs that have the ability to increase the effect of radiation, when used in conduction with treatment are they radio sensitizers or radio protectors?
radio sensitizers
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how do the lungs and kidney heal, by repair or regeneration?
regeneration
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skin and bone marrow damage heal by what? repair or regeneration?
repair
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1 Sv = how many rem?
100 rem
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radiation hepatitis
the consequence of vascular changes
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radiation pneumotitis
primary early change in lung after XRT
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what is the life span of granulocytes
a few days
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how do the lungs and kidney heal, by repair or regeneration?
repair
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skin and bone marrow damage heal by what? repair or regeneration?
regeneration
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high growth fraction tissue have a ___ doubling time
shorter
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which cells below pose the biggest problem in clinical radiation therapy
non proliferating cells that are hypoxic but viable
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as the dose increases the probability of affects increases but no the severity of effect. is stochastic or non-stochastic
stochastic
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the rate of tumor growth is a balance of what factor or factors
the rate of cell loss
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what is the stromal compartment of the cell
normal blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, connective tissue, and nerve tissue
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the gradient of oxygen tension in a tumor is highest near the vessel or away from the vessels
next to vessels
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erythrocytes
120 day life span
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symptoms of fever and malaise associated with a reduction in the number leukocytes is one of the major characteristics of the:
hematologic syndrome
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the relative amount of radiation that produces late effects is most often
substantially less than the exposure needed to cause the early effect
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primary chronic effects can appear a ___ time after an acute response subsides
long
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acute effects occur ___ after treatment in both acutely responding and late responding normal tissue
shortly
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the period of major organogenesis normally occurs during the ___ of fetal development
second to eighth week
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which of the following cells is most likely to show the greatest detrimental effects to 25 R exposure to radiation
leukocytes
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total equivalent dose for the fetus
5 mSv
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patients either improve or die in the prodromal stage of the total body syndrome
false
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Ethyol (amifostine) is a radiation protector
true
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radiation sensitizers shift the cell survival curve to the left.
true
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failure to repair damage and the ultimate secondary effect of radiation
necrosis
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granulocytes
1 day or 24 hr lifespan
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intrinsic radiosensitivity of cells can vary widely
true
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these cells are the most radioresistant
cells in group 1 close to vessel