RADIATION HAZARDS & PREVENTION BY PANKAJ KUMAR.pptx
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Radiation Hazards and their Prevention,
this is a chapter of nuclear pharmacy comes under the Hospital pharmacy.
This ppt is to help in studies for students based on review of the article and books.
RADIATION HAZARDS & PREVENTION BY PANKAJ KUMAR.pptx
1. NIBHA INSTITUTE OF
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE
HOSPITAL PHARMACY
(NUCLEAR PHARMACY)
TOPIC :-
RADIATION HAZARDS & THEIR
PREVENTION
Submitted to :- Dr. MA jahangir Sir (Dean, NIPS)
Submitted by:- Pankaj kumar
(B.pharm, nips)
2. NUCLEAR PHARMACY
:- Nuclear pharmacy is a reliability new branch of
pharmacy that involves Procurement(Buy),
Dispending , Compounding and quality control of
Radio-pharmaceutics, intending to be used for
diagnosis or therapy of the disease.
RADIATION HAZARDS
:- The harmful effect causes by the penetration of
radiation in the human bodies called Radiation
hazard.
:- it can also result in long term health effects such
as cancer and cardio-vascular disease.
3. RADIATION HAZARDS EFFECTS
RADIO-BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS
:- When radiation falls on human body it produces
moving electrons
:- These electrons ionise and excite other atom and
produce chemical and molecular changes in cell is
called DIRECT EFFECT.
:- Radiation can also produce free radicals that are
chemically very high reactive and procedure
changes in the atomic and molecular structure of
the cell is called INDIRECT EFFECT.
4. CLASSIFICATIOPN OF RADIO-BIOLOGICAL
EFFECT
1. Stochastic effect / Late effect
i. Somatic effect
ii. Genetic effect
iii. Foetal effect
2. Deterministic effect/ Early effect
1. Stochastic effect/Late effect
:- The effect that appears after a period of time are called
late or stochastic effect.
:- A stochastic effect is one in which the probability of
accurance increase with increase in observed dose.
5. i. Somatic effect
:- The effect that appear in the life spam of a particular
individual and doesn’t pass in the next generation
are called Somatic effect.
Eg- Skin Damage, Bone marrow damage…
ii. Genetic Effect
:- the effect that alters the DNA sequence of the
individual and result in the mutation which can pass
into next Generation.
e.g..- Nuclear Blast
iii. Foetal Effect
:- foetal effect depend upon the gestation period of the
pregnant lady.
6. It has three Phases
1. Pre-implantation period ------1-9 Days
2. Period of major organogenesis-----9-45Days
3. Foetal period ------- 45-252Days
2. Deterministic Effect/ Early Effect
:- the radiation effect which appers soon after the
penetratioin of radiation is called Deterministic
Effect.
:- this effect is one in which severity of disease is
increase with increase in absorbed dose in
affected individual.
8. RADIATION PROTECTION
:- The radiation protection is to prevent deterministic effect and to
limit the probability of stochastic effect to a certain level.
PRINCIPAL
1. ALARA Principle
2. Cardinal Principle
1. ALARA Principle
:- As Low As Reasonable Achievable
# There are three basic methods for radiation Protection
i. Justification of Practice
ii. Optimization
iii. Dose Limit
9. i. Justification of Practice
:- The Practice involving radiation exposure should be
justified and it produces a net positive benefit,.
ii. Optimization
:- the every effort should be taken to reduce the patient
dose as low as considering the clinical , social and
economical factors.
iii. Dose Limit
:- the effective dose to the person should not exceed the
limit recommended by Commission.
e.g. ICRP(Internatiomnal Commission on Radiation
Protection)
10. Unit of Radiation = Bacquerel (Bq)
Unit of Radiation exposure dose = Sievert (Sv)
2. Cardinal Principle
:- its also know as TDS
# There are three basic methods for radiation Protection
11. i.Time
ii.Distance
iii.Shielding
i. Time
:- the dose to an individual is directly related to the
duration of radiation exposure.
Exposure = exposure rate x time
ii. Distance
:- reduction of exposure due to increase in distance is given by
inverse square low.
therefore, larger the distance lesser is the Radiation dose.
Exposure α 1/(distance)²
12. iii. Shielding
:- shielding b/w the radiation source and worker
greatly reduce the level of radiation exposure.
:- material used in this process is called Shield.
:- Mostly high atomic number material like- lead
or concrete are used for shielding.
Exposure of worker α 1/sheilding
e.g. – lead apron, lead glass , lead gloves, concrete
wall, lead barrier…etc