There are some invisible and intangible harmful factors in nature and in hospital radiology departments, which can cause skin damage as small as cancer and even death.
These factors are irradiating , also known as radioactive factors.
There are 10 radioactive occupational diseases in the occupational disease catalog promulgated by the country in 2013, which is an occupational disease with open terms.
They are:
1 Acute radiation sickness from external exposure (GBZ 104 Diagnosis of acute radiation sickness from occupational external exposure, GBZ/T 261 Standards for reconstruction of organ dose of persons exposed to radiation accidents caused by external exposure)
2 Subacute radiation sickness from external exposure (GBZ 99 External exposure Diagnostic criteria for subacute radiation sickness, GBZ/T 261 Standards for organ dose reconstruction of persons exposed to external exposure in radiation accidents)
3 Chronic radiation sickness from external exposure (GBZ 105 Diagnosis of chronic radiation sickness from occupational external exposure, GBZ/T 261 Standards for reconstruction of organ doses of persons exposed to external exposure in radiation accidents) Standards for organ dose reconstruction of irradiated personnel)
4 Internal exposure radiation sickness (GBZ 96 Diagnostic criteria for internal exposure radiation sickness)
5 Radiation skin disease (GBZ 106 Diagnosis of occupational radiation skin damage, GBZ/T 244 Method for estimating skin dose caused by ionizing radiation )
6 Radioactive tumors (including lung cancer caused by miners' high radon exposure) (GBZ 97 Standards for the judgment of occupational radioactive tumors, GBZ 219 Diagnostic standards for radioactive skin cancer, GBZ/T 270 Standards for estimating personal cumulative exposure to radon progeny in miners)
7 Radiation bone damage (GBZ 100 Diagnosis of external radiation radiation bone damage)
8 Radiation thyroid disease (GBZ 101 Diagnostic criteria for radiation thyroid disease)
9 Radiation gland disease (GBZ 107)
10 Radiation combined injury (GBZ 102 Discharge Diagnostic Criteria for Compound Injury, GBZ 103 Diagnostic Criteria for Composite Injury from Radiation and Burn)
11. Other radioactive injuries that can be diagnosed according to the "Diagnostic Criteria for Occupational Radiation Diseases (General Provisions)" (GBZ 122)
The supporting diagnostic standards are as follows:
GB/T 16149 Specification for Estimating Dose for Chronic Radiation Sickness from External Exposure
GB/T 17982 Models and Parameters for Estimating Dose to the Public in Nuclear Accident Emergencies
GBZ 95 Diagnosis of Occupational Radiation Cataract
Lens Cataract of the Eye
GBZ 96 Internal Exposure radiation sickness Diagnostic criteria
radionuclide excessive intake. A radioactive iodine causes hypothyroidism, thyroid nodule formation, etc. B. osteoporosis , pathological fractures , etc. caused by bone-loving radionuclides such as radium and plutonium. C. Damage to reticuloendothelial system caused by dilute elements and radionuclides entering the body in colloid form.
GBZ 97 Standards for the judgment of occupational radiation tumors
Esophageal cancer Gastric cancer Colon cancer Liver cancer Lung cancer caused by external radiation Bone and joint malignant tumors Women Breast cancer Bladder cancer Thyroid cancer All types except Chronic lymphocytic leukemia Leukemia
GBZ 99 Diagnostic Criteria for Subacute Radiation Sickness from External Exposure
Received large doses of external radiation after accidental exposure or emergency exposure.Myeloid acute radiation sickness Enteric acute radiation cerebral acute radiation sickness
GBZ 100 Diagnosis of external beam radiation bone injury
Osteoporosis Osteomyelitis Fracture Bone development disorder
GBZ 101 Diagnostic criteria for radiation thyroid disease
Thyroiditis Hypothyroidism Benign thyroid nodules Section
GBZ 102 Diagnostic criteria for combined radiation and impact injuries
GBZ 103 Diagnostic criteria for combined radiation and burn injuries
GBZ 104 Diagnosis of acute radiation sickness due to occupational external exposure
Acute radiation sickness caused by external exposure to large doses of ionizing radiation Myeloid type acute radiation sickness Enteric type acute radiation encephalitis Acute radiation sickness
GBZ 105 Diagnosis of chronic radiation sickness caused by occupational external exposure
The main damage is to the hematopoietic system tissue.
GBZ 106 Diagnosis of occupational radiation-induced skin damage
Acute and chronic skin lesions, Skin cancer
GBZ 107 Diagnosis of occupational radioactive gland diseases
Infertility, amenorrhea
GBZ 108 Diagnostic criteria for acute uranium poisoning
Natural uranium compounds occupational acute Acute uranium poisoning following exposure. A systemic disease with acute toxic nephropathy as the main symptom.
GBZ 112 General Principles for Diagnosis of Occupational Radiation Diseases
The diagnosis of occupational radiation diseases should follow the radiation diseases catalog in the "Classification and Catalog of Occupational Diseases". The diagnosis of occupational radiation diseases should be mainly based on the worker's exposure history to ionizing radiation (including types of radiation), exposure dose (including dose rate), clinical manifestations, corresponding auxiliary examination results, and special laboratory examination results related to radiation effects. Based on this, we conduct a comprehensive analysis in accordance with the requirements of evidence-based medicine, refer to past health conditions, and exclude other related diseases to make a diagnostic conclusion.
GBZ 219 Diagnostic criteria for radioactive skin cancer
Skin cancer
GBZ/T 244 Method for estimating skin dose caused by ionizing radiation
GBZ/T 261 Specification for reconstruction of organ dose of personnel exposed in external radiation accidents
GBZ/T 270 Radon progeny in miners Standards for estimating personal cumulative exposure
GBZ/T 301 Method for estimating dose to the eye lens caused by ionizing radiation
Reprinted from: Zhu Zhiliang, PhD Workstation for Occupational Disease Prevention and Control