Lectures: 1) Selected concepts from nuclear physics, atoms and atomic nuclei, periodic table, basic types of chemical bonds and their energies, table of nuclides, meaning of the terms radioactivity and ionizing radiation 2) Basic concepts in radiation protection, legislation, regulations and recommendations in radiation protection, SÚJB, ICRP, SÚRO, IAEA 3) Radioactivity, causes of radioactivity, beta minus transformation, positron transformation, electron capture, alpha transformation, spontaneous fission, gamma transformation and internal conversion, description of radioactive transformation, nuclear reactions, annihilation 4) Types and properties of ionizing radiation; alpha radiation, beta radiation, electromagnetic radiation, gamma radiation, X-ray radiation, annihilation radiation, neutron radiation 5) Quantities and units used in radiation protection 6) Interaction of radiation with matter in terms of energy transfer and absorption 7) Natural and artificial sources of radiation exposure of the population; external radiation from natural sources, concentrations of natural radionuclides in the environment including water and food, quantification of the contributions of external radiation and internal contamination to the total effective dose; open and closed source 8) Effects of ionizing radiation, principles of justification, optimization and limitation in radiation protection 9) Monitoring program (of people and working environment), dose limits, categorization of workplaces, contribution from external radiation and internal contamination, control of releases of radioactive substances into the environment 10) Quantification of contributions of external radiation and internal contamination to the total effective dose 11) Control of exposure of workers, relevant dose limits, requirements for monitoring of people and working environment 12) Control of exposure of the population, relevant dose limits, contribution from external radiation and internal contamination, control of releases of radioactive substances into the environment 13) Control of medical exposure (patients, persons assisting in diagnostic examinations, volunteers involved in research) 14) Procedures for prevention and mitigation of consequences of radiation accidents, minimization of radiological consequences, emergency preparedness of workplaces, monitoring of emergency situations Exercises: 1) Derivation of relationships between half-life and conversion constant, calculations of conversion constants and activities 2) Activity balance, calculations of volumetric and specific activities 3) Units used in radiation protection, current and former, relationships between them and conversions of values ??given in older literature 4) Calculations of doses from various types of contamination: from ingestion, inhalation and external irradiation
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