Tabla de Contenidos: “…Potential Radiation Exposure in Military Operations -- Copyright -- Reviewers -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Radiation Unit Conversion Chart -- Acronyms -- Contents -- Summary -- HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND RATIONALE -- RADIATION PHYSICS, RADIATION BIOLOGY, AND RADIATION SAFETY AND PROTECTION -- RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE INTERIM REPORT -- Underlying Philosophy -- Terminology -- Prospective Risk Assessments -- Dosimetry -- Reference Levels for Operational Exposure Guidance -- ETHICAL FRAMEWORK -- Justifying Placing Individuals at Risk of Harm -- Training, Recordkeeping, and Reporting -- COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS -- Balancing Future and Present Harm -- Philosophy of Radiation Protection -- Communicating Risk -- Radiation Dosimetry, Records, and Reporting -- Follow-Up -- 1 Introduction -- BACKGROUND -- REPORT LAYOUT -- ETHICS -- Military Context -- 2 Fundamentals of Radiation Safety and Protection -- RADIATION PHYSICS -- RADIATION UNITS AND MEASUREMENTS -- Radiation Units -- Absorbed Dose -- Equivalent Dose -- Radiation Measurement -- SOURCES OF RADIATION EXPOSURE -- RADIATION DOSE REDUCTION -- RADIATION BIOLOGY -- Deterministic Effects -- Stochastic Effects -- ASSESSMENT OF RADIOGENIC TUMOR RISK -- Risk Factors -- Dose Range Covered by the Guidelines in This Report -- Modification of Risk -- Age -- Sex -- Type of Radiation -- Dose Rate and Magnitude -- Tissue -- Heritable and In Utero Effects -- Interaction with Other Exposures -- How to Apply Risk Factors -- Putting the Risks in Perspective -- 3 Standard Practices in Occupational Radiation Protection -- CONTROL PHILOSOPHY -- RADIATION SAFETY TRAINING FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES -- Requirements of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission -- Risk Communication-An Important Function in Decisions for Radiation Safety -- Training and Radiation Risk Perceptions -- RECORDS AND RECORDKEEPING -- REPORTING…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduction -- A vision for exposure science in the 21st century -- Applications of exposure science -- Demands for exposure science -- Scientific and technologic advances -- Promoting and sustaining public trust in exposure science -- Realizing the vision…”

“…Radiographic exposure and quality control…”

Materias: “…Environmental Exposure…”

Materias: “…Environmental Exposure…”

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Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations and acronyms -- Executive Summary -- The Guideline -- 01 / Purpose and scope -- 02 / Methods for guideline development -- 2.1 Contributors to the guideline -- 2.2 Identification of priority questions and critical outcomes -- 2.3 Identification and retrieval of evidence -- 2.4 Quality assessment and grading of evidence -- 2.6 Development of recommendations -- 2.7 Good practice statements -- 2.8 Consultation with stakeholders -- 2.9 Document preparation and peer review -- 03 / Results of the review -- 3.1 Guiding principles -- 04 / Background -- 4.1 Principal sources of exposure to lead -- 4.2 Routes of exposure to lead -- 4.3 Toxicokinetics -- 4.4 Toxicity of lead -- 4.5 Toxic effects in relation to blood lead concentrations -- 05 / Diagnosis of lead poisoning -- 06 / Recommendation on the blood lead concentration that should initiate clinical interventions -- 6.1 Introduction -- 6.2 Recommendations for all age groups -- 6.3 Values, equity, feasibility and acceptability of a 5 μg/dL threshold value -- 6.4 Considerations for implementation -- 07 / Recommendations for specific treatment interventions -- 7.1 Gastrointestinal decontamination after ingestion of a lead foreign body or other lead-containing material -- 7.2 Nutritional interventions in children and in pregnant and lactating women exposed to lead -- 7.3 Chelation therapy in individuals exposed to lead -- 08 / Integration and implementation of the recommendations in the management of lead poisoning -- 8.1 Taking a history to Identify the source(s) of exposure -- 8.2 Evaluation of the severity of exposure -- 8.3 Reduction and termination of exposure, including improving nutrition -- 8.4 Chelation therapy -- 8.5 Supportive measures -- 8.6 Follow-up -- 09 / Research gaps -- 9.1 Gastrointestinal decontamination…”

“…This working paper’s quantifications show that most sovereign debt is held on the banking books of banks, whereas the EU stress test considered only their small trading book exposures. It discusses why sovereign debt held in the banking book cannot be ignored by investors and creditors, because of: (a) recovery values in the event of individual bank failures; and (b) fiscal sustainability and structural competitiveness issues which mean the market cannot give a zero probability to debt restructurings beyond the period of the stress test and/or the period after which the role of the European Financial Stability Facility Special Purpose Vehicle (EFSF SPV) comes to an end. …”

“…The Information System on Occupational Exposure (ISOE) has become a unique, worldwide programme on the protection of workers at nuclear power plants. …”

Materias: “…Photography Exposure…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introduction -- Foundational aspects of human-subjects research -- Value of controlled human inhalation exposure studies -- Assessment of controlled human inhalation exposure studies at EPA and associated adverse events -- The continued conduct of controlled human inhalation exposure studies by EPA -- Characterizing risks to subjects in controlled human inhalation exposure studies -- Communication about informed consent in controlled human inhalation exposure studies -- Reference -- Appendix A: Biographical information on the Committee on Assessing Toxicologic Risks to Human Subjects Used in Controlled Exposure Studies of Environmental Pollutants -- Appendix B: Public information-Gathering sessions -- Appendix C: Assessment of eight controlled human exposure studies…”