. . -~ 42 - man was performed by the NAS-MRC Advisory Committee on the Biological Effects of Radiation. Their report, published in 2972, is refarred to as the 3EIR Report. — ' A. 7 3 Occtutatianal Esxocsure The existing occusational exposure standard for uniform whole body irradiation is 5 rem/yr and for the lung, 15 rem/yr. - setvwaen 4.523 7 . . -3 + “/yr. - ; Their best estimate is * che . -_ risk ci tancer to the ren/yr is 3x10 >/yr. - n 1/1000 and 4 qi i ad cb 0 wr tb 3 cd Ve m Fi) ha oe fu cr }+ rr Oh 3 0) qr t1 'g Ww id hj in Q D % fu J oO ul 0 t re to 1 "4 Oo tp os t Wy ou }¢ 74 ircm a lung excasura of the is 4) J re} e G fu it cf 1 oO f if Q and 2.3xK19 4 indgividual l ‘ to 5 rem/vz would lead to a cancer risk Taeir estimate of Ww fyr. tb - ic be he . su of an indiv: [tv 17 the BEIR Rascrt estimates that exososure of the whole body The MPLSS valves in Table V represent reduction in tha MPLB. A not oarticle ci Limit activicy contains only 0.97 eCi whii @ the MPLS for ccocupetiona_ 2nposure ~r, at ol = 7.7 , _--* - is 6x04 pCi. Thus the N45 TH Fans as OD Piariaec cl Exposure to 28 Eifeczis on PaouLlarticns otARNi ss Ziscrsr," (BEID leoniszing Ratiziisn, BZIP >= erort), NAS-NRC, x gad ~e a7 -3, Thic, ct. JL. -..o Ls Tisit, . 2. _Lifé. : “oN avid. 76