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The definitions and models relatini;, the amount of denage
to the body to the amount and Icind of radjation causing
the damage
1,
Externally oawed effeots
Definitions of the units used for dose rate and
cumilative dosage; tho r, rad, rem, eta,
b,
Application of these definition» to calculating
total doge rates and cumulative donsgo resulting
from neveral kinds of radioactivity acting
. oxtornally at one time (e.g., gnmma and neutrons)
and cunulatively
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Application of thease deflnititionn lo aalowtating
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the total dose rates and cumulative dogagos resul'ing from one or soveral. kinds of radioactivity
acting at once or cumulatively on geographically
different parts of the body
Internally caused effects
Definitions of the
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Tesree
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wuniia usad for concentration
and body-burden measuremints ond the models for
thone definitions
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Relationships batween tho internaland external
measurement units, and the rolationships betweon
both and energy unita and radioactivity units
(ouries)
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Application of these definitions to salculatine
total body-burdens and donages resulting from tho
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