Biosafety and Radioprotection (B-KUL-G9X00A)
POC Biologie
Is also included in other courses
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Master of Biochemistry and Biotechnology
120 ects.
- Master of Biology (Professional Option) 120 ects.

Activities
2.0 ects. Radiation Protection: General Aspects (B-KUL-E01H0a)
Content
Chapter 1: Physical base:
- 1.1 Origin of the radioactivity
- 1.2 The radioactive source
- 1.3 The radioactive radiation
- 14. Other types of nuclear radiation
- 1.5. Radiation interaction
Chapter II: Biological base:
- 2.1 Deterministic effects
- 2.2 Stochastic effects
Chapter III: Dosimetric quantities:
- 3.1 The (absorbed) Dose
- 3.2 The equivalent dose
Chapter IV: The icrp, the euratom, the belgian legislation:
- 4.1 Recommendations of the ICRP
- 4.2 The EURATOM guidelines
- 4.3 The Belgian legislation
Chapter V: Radioprotection with external radiation:
- 5.1 General principles of dose reduction
- 5.2 Radioprotection of external radiation with photons
- 5.3 Radioprotection of external radiation with b-particles
- 5.4 Radioprotection of external radiation with a-particles
Chapter VI: Radioprotection of internal infections:
- 6.1 General principles of dose reduction
- 6.2 Classes of laboratories
- 6.3 Precautions
- 6.4 Policy with contamination within a laboratory
- 6.5 The followdose HT,50
- 6.7 Determination of the recorded activity
Aims
The course 'Stralingsbescherming: algemene aspecten' has as its aim to convey to the students the frame of reference and concepts of radiation protection, without dealing with the organisation or the legislacy surrounding radiation protection.
Evaluation
Evaluation : Biosafety and Radioprotection (B-KUL-G2X00a)
Mode of evaluation
:
Oral with written preparation
Category
:
interim evaluations plus final examination during examination period
