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Radiation Exposure from Iodine 131

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Radiation Exposure from Iodine 131
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Course: SS3117
CE Original Date: November 25, 2002
CE Expiration Date: November 30, 2008
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Cover Page Key Concepts Acknowledgments Notes Disclaimer	Clinical Evaluation (continued) Laboratory Analysis Case Study (continued) Fine Needle Aspiration Biopsy Cytologic Assessment Case Study (continued) Challenge Questions
Goals and Objectives Goals Objectives Accreditation	Treatment and Management Initial and Follow-Up Visits Approach to the Patient and Family Distress versus Disease Challenge Question
Case Study and Pretest Case Study Pretest Challenge Questions	Treatment and Management (continued) Acute Exposure Prophylactic Administration of Stable Iodine (Potassium Iodide) Challenge Questions Communicating about Risks
Exposure Pathways Exposure Pathways The Legacy of I-131 in the Environment Exposure Route Challenge Questions	Standards and Regulations Environmental Protection Standards
Who is at Risk Who is at Risk Challenge Questions	References and Suggested Reading List References
Biological Fate Biological Fate Thyroid Dose Due to Internal Radiation Factors Affecting the Internal Thyroid Dose Produced by Milk Consumption	References and Suggested Reading List (continued) References
Physiologic Effects Introduction Thyroid Tumors Thyroid Cancer after X-Ray Exposure Reproductive and Developmental Effects From Therapeutic Uses of I-131 Other Effects Acute/Recent Exposure Psychosocial Effects Challenge Questions	Answers to Pretest and Challenge Questions Pretest Answers Challenge Answers
Clinical Evaluation Introduction Patient History Exposure History Physical Examination Case Study (continued) Challenge Questions	Additional Sources of Information Hanford Community Health Project (HCHP) National Cancer Institute (NCI) Other Sources Department of Energy Regional Offices

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