GB 8284-1987

Abolished

Diagnostic criteria and principles of management for radiation sickness from internal exposure

内照射放射病诊断标准和处理原则

Standard Type

ICS

11.020

CCS

C60

Status

Abolished

Issue Date

1987-10-27

Implementation

1988-07-01

Centralized Committee

国家卫生健康委

Issuing Authority

中华人民共和国卫生部

Application Summary AI generated

This standard establishes the diagnostic criteria and management principles for radiation sickness caused by internal exposure to radionuclides. It is applied in medical and occupational health settings for evaluating and treating workers in nuclear facilities, radiological laboratories, or other environments where internal contamination with radioactive materials may occur. The standard guides clinicians in diagnosing the condition based on absorbed dose assessments and clinical symptoms, and outlines treatment protocols to mitigate health effects.

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