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Separation of 2 base molecules is reparable since they are held in place by rails and re-attach
rung breakage
loss/change of base
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This type of damage breaks in sugar phosphate “rails” of molecule structure
Rung Damage
Main Chain Scission
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any uncharged atom with a single,unpaired electron in the outermost shell
free radical
hydrolysis
ion
molecule
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nerve cells, erythrocytes are:
highly differentiated
undifferentiated
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Main Chain Scission: Damage to the “rail,” can be caused by:
Single-strand breaks
all of the above
Double-strand breaks
none of the above
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Irreparable;Replacement by similar molecule results in change genetic code/frame shift mutation
rung breakage
loss/change of base
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degree of specialization in structure and function
prolific
target theory
primitive
differentiation
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dose delivered over long period of time continuously, but at lower dose rate. No repair time.
fractionation
protraction
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dose is not proportionate to response but varies according to mathematical shape of the curve
Threshold
Non-threshold
Linear
Non-linear
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5 MeV alpha particles have an RBE of:
20
1
5
30
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dose fractionated, reduces effect because cells undergo repair/recovery between doses.
fractionation
protraction
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Breaking total delivered dose into several separated portions, allowing time between exposure
Fractionation
Dose Rate
LET
Protraction of Dose
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there is no safe level because all dose levels regardless of how small is potentially harmful
Threshold
Non-threshold
Non-linear
Linear
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Diagnostic x-ray has an RBE of:
30
20
1
5
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2 hits to 1 molecule ____ kill the cell,but deactivation of 2 molecules by 1 hit ____
does; does
doesn't; does
doesn't; doesn't
does; doesn't
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Two broad types of damage:
mutations and non mutations
all of the above
Main Chain Scission and Rung Damage
direct and indirect
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there is a level below which the response is not seen
Linear
Non-threshold
Non-linear
Threshold
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Target Theory: A “hit” is defined as ____, ____ damage to chromosome resulting in deactivation
repaired; functional
unrepaired; non-functional
unrepaired; functional
repaired; non-functional
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10 MeV protons have an RBE of:
30
5
1
20
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Protraction ____ effectiveness of the dose
increases
reduces
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Double-strand breaks are more likely from ____ than from ____.
direct effect; indirect effect
indirect effect; direct effect
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Ionization causes the chemical breaking down (lysis) of water into various:
ions and free radicals
DNA and RNA
chromosomes and ribosomes
atoms and molecules
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LET is ____ inverse to penetration
never
always
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____ is an indicator of how harmful the radiation is
PET
kVp
LET
RBE
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The effectiveness of a certain type of radiation in causing a specified effect or disease
Relative Biological Effectiveness
Damage to DNA
Dose Rate
Linear Energy Transfer
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Diagnostic radiology is primarily concerned with ____ dose-response relationships
non-linear, threshold
linear, non-threshold
non-linear, non-threshold
linear, threshold
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can be quickly/easily repaired; if mis-repaired, results in a point mutation.
Double-strand breaks
Single-strand breaks
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Breaks in nitrogenous base pairs that make “rungs”
Main Chain Scission
Rung Damage
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meaning the response is directly related to dose
Non-linear
Linear
Threshold
Non-threshold
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theory that very small amounts of radiation may be beneficial; stimulating vitamin D production
Protraction
Radiation “Hormesis"
Fractionation
Dose Rate
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Protraction ____ the dose rate (for a given total dose)
increases
reduces
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changes in the actual sequence of the genetic code, and are of greatest concern
Main Chain Scission
indirect
frame shift mutations
direct
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Cells that divide more/are less highly differentiated are generally more sensitive to radiation
Law of meosis
Law of mitosis
Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau
Laws of physics
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directly related to the effect on the organism
Relative Biological Effectiveness
Protraction of Dose
Dose Rate
Linear Energy Transfer
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usually undetectable, sublethal to cell
cell death
point mutations
frame shift mutations
Ladder Analogy
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extending the delivery of a single dose over a longer time
Protraction of Dose
Linear Energy Transfer
Dose Rate
Relative Biological Effectiveness
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LET measures energy deposited per ____ or per ____ as the radiation penetrates into the body
millimeter/micrometer
foot/yard
centimeter/millimeter
milliliters/macro meters
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low probability event compared to other hits
indirect
direct
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Irreparable according to most authors; Can cause a frame shift mutation
Single-strand breaks
Double-strand break
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A single-strand break is ____ damage
unreparable
reparable
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Women are ____ resilient to radiation exposure than men.
more
less
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Heavy recoil nuclei (particle accelerators) have an RBE of:
20
30
5
1
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Radiolysis of Water
hydrolysis
free radical
ionization
erythrocytes
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electrically neutral hydrogen atoms are:
ions
free radicals
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If a non-target molecule takes a “hit” from radiation,any damage will be sub-lethal to the cell
prolific
Law of Bergonie and Tribondeau
Target Theory
Law of physics
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epithelial skin cells & GI lining are:
highly differentiated
undifferentiated
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The amount of energy deposited in tissue per unit path length of the radiations travel
Ladder Analogy
Main Chain Scission
frame shift mutation
Linear Energy Transfer (LET)