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What is the main cause of death in haematopoietic syndrome?
What is the main cause of death in haematopoietic syndrome?
- Metabolic disorders
- Neurological complications
- Fatal haemorrhage and infection (correct)
- Organ failure
What is the most important long term effect of ionising radiation exposure?
What is the most important long term effect of ionising radiation exposure?
- Lung cancer
- Cardiovascular diseases
- Leukaemia (correct)
- Liver failure
When will platelets and leucocyte levels be maximally depressed after high dose radiation exposure?
When will platelets and leucocyte levels be maximally depressed after high dose radiation exposure?
- 2 to 4 months
- 1 to 2 days
- 6 to 8 weeks
- 3 to 5 weeks (correct)
At what dose can mild symptoms of haematopoietic syndrome occur?
At what dose can mild symptoms of haematopoietic syndrome occur?
What is the LD50 range for ionising radiation exposure?
What is the LD50 range for ionising radiation exposure?
What is the range of doses at which the full haematopoietic syndrome usually occurs?
What is the range of doses at which the full haematopoietic syndrome usually occurs?
What is the most common cause of death in haematopoietic syndrome?
What is the most common cause of death in haematopoietic syndrome?
What is the LD50 range for ionising radiation exposure?
What is the LD50 range for ionising radiation exposure?
When will platelets and leucocyte levels be maximally depressed after high dose radiation exposure?
When will platelets and leucocyte levels be maximally depressed after high dose radiation exposure?
What is the most important long term effect of ionising radiation exposure?
What is the most important long term effect of ionising radiation exposure?