Introduction To Health Physics
Introduction To Health Physics
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Author: Johnson, Thomas E. (thomas Edward), Cember, Herman.
Publisher: Mcgraw-hill Education,
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.19P
To determine

The equation for the retention curve as a function of time and the plot of the retention data.

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Answer to Problem 6.19P

  Rt=1.8e0.63t+2.2e0.11t

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The below data has been given to plot the graph.

  Introduction To Health Physics, Chapter 6, Problem 6.19P , additional homework tip  1

Formula used:

  μ=0.693t1/2

Calculation:

The plot of retention data.

  Introduction To Health Physics, Chapter 6, Problem 6.19P , additional homework tip  2

  Introduction To Health Physics, Chapter 6, Problem 6.19P , additional homework tip  3

The slope of the line.

  μ=0.693t 1/2 μ=0.69365dμ=0.11d-1ForthelonglivedcomponentR(t,LL)=2.2e0.11tFort=04MBq2.2MBq=1.8MBq

The half-time for this short-lived component is 1.1 days, and the slope is 0.69311.1 days = 0.63 per day. The equation for the short-lived component is:

  Rt=1.8e0.63t+2.2e0.11t

    DayTotalLong livedShort lived
    042.21.8
    12.941.970.97
    22.321.770.55
    31.91.580.32
    41.61.420.18
    51.41.270.13

  Introduction To Health Physics, Chapter 6, Problem 6.19P , additional homework tip  4

Conclusion:

  Rt=1.8e0.63t+2.2e0.11t

(b)

To determine

The absorbed dose to the patient at day 7 and day 14 after administration of the drug.

(b)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6.19P

  D=0.19mGy

  D=0.26mGy

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  Weight of patient= 50kgE=0.05MeV

Formula used:

  D·=q×E×1.6× 10 13J/MeV×8.64× 104sec/dm

  D=[(1 .38×10 -11×1 .8×10 6 Gyd -1)0.63d-1×(1-e-0.63×14)]+[(1 .38×10 -11×2 .2×10 6 Gyd -1)0.11d-1×(1-e-0.11×14)]

Calculation:

Assumptions: The 14C to be uniformly distributed throughout the body.

The absorbed dose to the patient at day 7 and day 14 after administration of the drug.

Find dose rate:

  D·= E×1 .6×10 -13 J/MeV×8 .64×10 4 sec/d-mD·=qBq× 1trans/sec Bq× 0.05MeV/trans×1.6× 10 13 J/MeV×8.64× 10 4 sec/d50kg 1J kg× Gy 1D·=1.38×1011qGyd/BqD= D · 0λ(1e λt)D=[ D · 1 λ 1(1 e λ 1 t)]+[ D · 2 λ 2(1 e λ 2 t)]D=[1 .38×10 -11×1 .8×10 6Gy/d0 .63d -1( 1-e -0.63×7)]+[1 .38×10 -11×2 .2×10 6Gy/d0 .11d -1( 1-e -0.11×7)]

Absorbed dose to the patient after 7 days.

  D=0.19mGy

Calculating the dose after 14 days in a similar fashion.

  D=[( 1 .38×10 -11 ×1 .8×10 6 Gyd -1 )0 .63d -1×( 1-e -0.63×14)]+[( 1 .38×10 -11 ×2 .2×10 6 Gyd -1 )0 .11d -1×( 1-e -0.11×14)]D=[3.94×105(10.00015)]+[27.6×105(10.21)]D=25.75×105GyD=25.75×102GyD=0.26mGy

Conclusion:

  D=0.19mGy

  D=0.26mGy

(c)

To determine

The dose commitment from the procedure.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6.19P

  D=0.32mGy

Explanation of Solution

Given:

  D1·=1.38×1011×1.8×106Gyd-1D2·=1.38×1011×2.2×106Gyd1λ1=0.63d-1λ2=0.11d-1

Formula used:

  D=[ D ·1λ1]+[ D ·2λ2]

Calculation:

  D=[( 1 .38×10 -11 ×1 .8×10 6 Gyd -1 )0 .63d -1]+[( 1 .38×10 -11 ×2 .2×10 6 Gyd -1 )0 .11d -1]D=[( 2 .5×10 -5 Gyd -1 )0 .63d -1]+[( 3 .036×10 -5 Gyd -1 )0 .11d -1]D=0.32mGy

Conclusion:

  D=0.32mGy

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