000 Radiobiology Flashcards

Decks in this Class (52):

• Week 1

  Week 1

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  what are the two most important document,

  what is the arpansa,

  what is the difference between determini
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• Week 4

  Week 4

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  what are the two types of shielding for,

  what is sources shielding,

  what is structural shielding
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• Week 5

  *** Week 5

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  what is radiobiology,

  describe the chain of events for how rad,

  how long does it take for the biological
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• Weekly Quiz Questions

  *** Weekly quiz questions

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  are low 1gy min more effective at cell k,

  dna damage is the biological effect of r,

  the inhibition of cell division is the b
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• Week 7

  Week 7

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  what are stochastic effects,

  what happens in regards to cell mutation,

  what the affecting parameters for stocha
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• Lecture 10

  *** Lecture 10

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  radiation biology,

  biological effects of radiation,

  stochastic effects
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• Modelling Tcp And Ntcp

  *** Modelling TCP and NTCP

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  what do tcp and ntcp stand for,

  what are the purposes of modelling tcp a,

  what are the advantages and disadvantage
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• Secondary Cancer Induction And Fraction

  ***Secondary cancer induction and fraction timing issues

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  what 5 criteria must a cancer meet to be,

  what is the radiation based cancer induc,

  what is the evidence for cancer inductio
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• Oar Limits Modelling Retreatments And St

  OAR Limits, modelling retreatments and standard Radiobiological reporting

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  why are oar dose limits important,

  what four pieces of information are need,

  what are the main sources of data used f
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• Radiation Biology

  Radiation Biology

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  dose rate required to double the mutatio,

  analysis of japanese bomb survivors was,

  innermost layer of the epidermis
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• Chapters 7 9

  Chapters 7-9

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  what is the cerebrovascular syndrome,

  what is the prodromal radiation syndrome,

  what is the gastrointestinal syndrome
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• Chapters 1 2

  ***Chapters 1-2

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  what are the 4 rs of radiobiology,

  what are the 4 cycles of a cell,

  what are the 3 types of localized energy
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• Chapters 10 11

  *** Chapters 10-11

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  what is the time interval between irradi,

  what is the relative risk model,

  what is the absolute risk model
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• Chapters 25 27

  ***Chapters 25 & 27

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  what type of radiation are neutrons,

  describe the survival curve for high let,

  what factors increase rbe for neutrons
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• Chapter 3

  Chapter 3+

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  what are the 3 radiobiological models,

  what is the d0 parameter,

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• Radiation Regulations

  Radiation Regulations

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  first orgna encountered by radiation,

  radiation to the skin is know as,

  bone cells are called
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• Radiobiology

  Radiobiology

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  what were the important years for discov,

  what were the different ways that resear,

  what are the 2 ways to classify how radi
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• Radiobiology Copy

  Radiobiology COPY

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  what does alara stand for,

  true or false collimate to the smallest,

  true or false radiography should not be
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• Radiobiology Copy Copy

  Radiobiology COPY COPY

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  which of the dna bases are single ring p,

  what is the d0 dose,

  what is the comet assay
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• Radiobiology Copy Copy Copy

  Radiobiology COPY COPY COPY

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  what is the linear theory,

  exposure to the entire body more detrime,

  amount of exposure to the skin
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• Radiobiology Pp2

  Radiobiology: PP2

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  human radiation response is what,

  when were x rays discovered,

  classification of biologic effects
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• Test 2 Radiation And Units Radiobiology

  test 2 radiation and units, radiobiology, radiocarcinogenics, pregnancy, personnel monitoring, QA and CSP

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  describe the term radiation,

  from the following list which four 4 are,

  the electromagnetic spectrum is divided
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• Radiobiology Final

  ** Radiobiology final

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  what factors contributed to high levels,

  which types of radiation is capable of i,

  define background radiation
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• Radiobiology Copy

  RADIOBIOLOGY COPY

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  describe what occurs in the compton effe,

  describe what occurs in the photoelectri,

  what determines the probability of the p
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• Radiation Protection Radiobiology 2

  Radiation Protection / Radiobiology 2

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  working habits and conditions of personn,

  what 3 work areas typically have higher,

  wear a monitor at collar to monitor ____
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• Radiobiology 1

  Radiobiology 1

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  what does radiology stand for,

  what are characteristics of cancer cells,

  what are the two types of radiation
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• Radiobiology 2

  Radiobiology 2

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  what does bed mean,

  what does eqd2,

  what is accelerated repopulation
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• Radiobiology Lecture 1

  Radiobiology Lecture 1

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  differences between malignant and normal,

  what is direct action radiation direct h,

  what is indirect action radiation
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• Test 2

  Test 2

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  hematologic syndrome stages,

  prodromal stage,

  latent period
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• Final

  Final

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  skin redness,

  the shedding of the outer layers of the,

  hair loss
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• Study Guide

  study guide

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  1 which of the following is the unit of,

  2 which of the following personnel monit,

  3 of the following types of radiation wh
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• Radiation Quatities

  Radiation Quatities

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  reddening of the skin caused by overexpo,

  unit for measuring radiation exposure 19,

  quantity of radiation that causes diffus
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• Basic Biologic Interactions Of Radiation

  *** Basic Biologic Interactions Of Radiation

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  interaction of radiation in cells,

  initial deposition of energy occur very,

  radiation interaction in a cell
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• Stochastic Effects

  Stochastic Effects

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  results of low doses delivered over long,

  experienced low dose and low linear ener,

  delivered intermittently over long perio
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• Protection Of Imaging Personnel

  Protection of Imaging Personnel

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  radiation has the power to both,

  use radiation to provide quality medical,

  when proper _____ techniques are used da
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• Exam 3 Radiobiology

  Exam 3 Radiobiology

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  what is the term for the proportional am,

  patient dose from diagnostic x rays is m,

  if the radiographic technique for a kub
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• Radiobiology Exam 2

  Radiobiology Exam 2

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  what are the two types of radiation unit,

  ____is the measure of the ionization of,

  what is the exposure in air in the si un
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• Chapter Seven

  Chapter Seven

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  branch of biology concerned with effects,

  ionizing radiation damages living system,

  consists of 2 protons and two neutrons v
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• Chapter 8

  Chapter 8

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  cell killing and directly related to the,

  early deterministic somatic effect depen,

  early deterministic effects appear withi
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• 2016 Spring Final

  2016 SPRING FINAL

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  personal monitoring is required whenever,

  working habits and conditions of personn,

  wear film badge at __1__ to monitor __2_
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• Chapter Seven Worksheet

  Chapter Seven Worksheet

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  effects produced by reactive free radica,

  the cell dies if inactivation of the mas,

  solitary atoms or most often a combinati
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• Fall 2015 Final

  FALL 2015 FINAL!

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  lens of the eye dose,

  ld 50 30 lethal dose that can kill __1__,

  _______ rays of 10 20 kvp used to treat
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• Ch 3 Cell Survival Curve

  Ch 3: Cell Survival Curve

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  non mitotic death is synonymous with,

  what happens in division delay,

  what happens in interphase death
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• Ch 4 Tissue Radiation Biology

  Ch 4 : Tissue Radiation Biology

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  t f theoretically all cells are radiores,

  the function of an organ occurs at the _,

  which is not an example of a storm all c
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• Ch 2 Sources Of Radiation And Chromsome

  Ch 2: Sources Of Radiation And Chromsome Damage

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  most of the damage produced by xray is t,

  coherent scattering occurs with the ____,

  which effect most commonly occur within
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• Ch 1 Cell Structure And Cell Division

  Ch 1: Cell Structure And Cell Division

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  what is the most radiosensitive phase in,

  in general _____ amino acids ________ nu,

  these structures contain enzymes respons
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• Finals Material

  Finals Material

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  what do carbohydrate do,

  what are the component of proteins and i,

  dna and rna is made up of _______
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• Ch 30 Fundamental Principles Of Radiobio

  Ch 30 Fundamental Principles of Radiobiology

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  what are the different names for stem ce,

  what type of cells are sensitive to radi,

  what does proliferation mean
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• Ch 31 Molecular Radiobiology

  Ch 31 Molecular Radiobiology

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  what are biologic effects of radiation o,

  how do biologic effects happen,

  how do germ cell mutations occur
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• Ch 33 Deterministic Effects

  Ch 33 Deterministic Effects

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  there have been no reported cases of dea,

  early pioneers died from _________ effec,

  what was chernobyl
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• Ch 34 Stochastic Effects

  Ch 34 Stochastic Effects

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  what are stochastic effects,

  stochastic effects follow a,

  what are principle stochastic effects
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• Ch 37 Patient Dose

  Ch 37 Patient dose

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  exposure to medical radiation is up ___,

  patient dose is usually estimated by con,

  what are the 3 ways patient dose from di
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