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RADIOLOGICAL DISPERSAL DEVICES 946 RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS<br />

RADIOLOGICAL DISPERSAL<br />

DEVICES<br />

2009-09-08<br />

Devices or mechanisms that spread<br />

radioactive material by detonating explosives<br />

or by other means, with the int<strong>en</strong>tion to kill<br />

and/or cause disruption in a city or nation.<br />

UF dirty bombs<br />

BT1 weapons<br />

RT biological radiation effects<br />

RT contamination<br />

RT national security<br />

RT radiological warfare<br />

RADIOLOGICAL PERSONNEL<br />

*BT1 medical personnel<br />

RT biomedical radiography<br />

RT industrial radiography<br />

radiological protection<br />

USE radiation protection<br />

RADIOLOGICAL WARFARE<br />

INIS: 1992-03-16; ETDE: 1987-07-09<br />

Employm<strong>en</strong>t of ag<strong>en</strong>ts or weapons to produce<br />

casualties by means of ionizing radiations, as<br />

distinguished from blast or thermal effects.<br />

BT1 warfare<br />

RT <strong>en</strong>hanced radiation weapons<br />

RT radiological dispersal devices<br />

RADIOLOGY<br />

For the use of radiant <strong>en</strong>ergy in medicine.<br />

*BT1 nuclear medicine<br />

NT1 biomedical radiography<br />

NT2 fluoroscopy<br />

NT2 ionographic imaging<br />

NT2 osteod<strong>en</strong>sitometry<br />

NT2 r<strong>en</strong>ography<br />

NT1 radiotherapy<br />

NT2 afterloading<br />

NT2 brachytherapy<br />

NT2 ct-guided radiotherapy<br />

NT2 external beam radiation therapy<br />

NT2 neutron therapy<br />

NT3 neutron capture therapy<br />

NT2 radioimmunotherapy<br />

RT diagnosis<br />

RT diagnostic techniques<br />

RADIOLUMINESCENCE<br />

*BT1 luminesc<strong>en</strong>ce<br />

NT1 radiothermoluminesc<strong>en</strong>ce<br />

RT scintillations<br />

RADIOLYSIS<br />

UF damage (radiation, chemical)<br />

UF degradation (radioinduced)<br />

UF radiation damage (chemical)<br />

UF radiodecomposition<br />

*BT1 chemical radiation effects<br />

*BT1 decomposition<br />

NT1 autoradiolysis<br />

RT dissociation<br />

RT g value<br />

RT photolysis<br />

RT radiation chemistry<br />

RADIOMETERS<br />

*BT1 radiation detectors<br />

RT heterodyne receivers<br />

RT pyranometers<br />

RADIOMETRIC ANALYSIS<br />

Quantitative analysis for a radioactive<br />

compon<strong>en</strong>t with known specific activity, based<br />

on measurem<strong>en</strong>t of its absolute disintegration<br />

rate.<br />

*BT1 quantitative chemical analysis<br />

RT radiation scattering analysis<br />

RT radioactivity<br />

RT radiochemical analysis<br />

RADIOMETRIC GAGES<br />

UF beta backscattering gages<br />

BT1 measuring instrum<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

NT1 electron-capture detectors<br />

RT d<strong>en</strong>simeters<br />

RT level indicators<br />

RT moisture gages<br />

RT nondestructive testing<br />

RT radiometric sorting<br />

RT sedim<strong>en</strong>tometers<br />

RT thickness gages<br />

RADIOMETRIC SORTING<br />

BT1 sorting<br />

RT ore processing<br />

RT radiometric gages<br />

RADIOMETRIC SURVEYS<br />

INIS: 1978-11-24; ETDE: 1978-02-14<br />

*BT1 geophysical surveys<br />

RT aerial prospecting<br />

RT exploration<br />

RT gamma spectroscopy<br />

RT radioactivity logging<br />

RT uranium deposits<br />

RADIOMIMETIC DRUGS<br />

BT1 drugs<br />

NT1 neocarcinostatin<br />

RT antimitotic drugs<br />

RT carcinog<strong>en</strong>s<br />

RT dna adducts<br />

RT mutag<strong>en</strong>s<br />

RADIONUCLIDE ADMINISTRATION<br />

RT blood-plasma clearance<br />

RT inhalation<br />

RT injection<br />

RT intake<br />

RT intratracheal administration<br />

RT oral administration<br />

RT radioisotopes<br />

RT radionuclide kinetics<br />

radionuclide conc<strong>en</strong>tration<br />

USE radioactivity<br />

radionuclide distributions<br />

USE radionuclide kinetics<br />

RADIONUCLIDE KINETICS<br />

For radionuclides in living organisms only;<br />

see also TRANSLOCATION.<br />

UF contamination (internal)<br />

UF internal contamination<br />

UF radioisotope kinetics<br />

UF radionuclide distributions<br />

UF radionuclide metabolism<br />

UF radionuclide transfer (in organisms)<br />

UF radionuclide turnover<br />

UF transfer (in organism)<br />

UF transfer (radionuclides in organisms)<br />

UF transport (in organisms)<br />

UF transport (radionuclides in biological<br />

systems)<br />

UF transport (radionuclides in<br />

organisms)<br />

UF turnover (radionuclides)<br />

BT1 kinetics<br />

RT biological half-life<br />

RT biological hot spots<br />

RT biological localization<br />

RT biophysics<br />

RT blood-plasma clearance<br />

RT body burd<strong>en</strong><br />

RT bone seekers<br />

RT carriers<br />

RT compartm<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

RT conc<strong>en</strong>tration ratio<br />

RT critical organs<br />

RT dose commitm<strong>en</strong>ts<br />

RT dynamic function studies<br />

RT excretion<br />

RT intake<br />

RT internal irradiation<br />

RT metabolism<br />

RT nonuniform irradiation<br />

RT personnel monitoring<br />

RT radioactivity<br />

RT radioisotopes<br />

RT radionuclide administration<br />

RT ret<strong>en</strong>tion<br />

RT ret<strong>en</strong>tion functions<br />

RT tissue distribution<br />

RT tracer techniques<br />

RT unsealed sources<br />

RT uptake<br />

RT whole-body counting<br />

radionuclide metabolism<br />

USE radionuclide kinetics<br />

RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION<br />

In <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t.<br />

UF migration (radionuclide)<br />

UF radioisotope migration<br />

UF radionuclide transfer (in<br />

<strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t)<br />

UF transfer (<strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>tal<br />

radionuclides)<br />

UF transfer (in <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t)<br />

UF transport (<strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>tal<br />

radionuclides)<br />

*BT1 <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>tal transport<br />

RT backfilling<br />

RT biological availability<br />

RT clays<br />

RT diffusion<br />

RT ecosystems<br />

RT <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t<br />

RT <strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>tal exposure pathway<br />

RT fallout deposits<br />

RT food chains<br />

RT ground water<br />

RT irrigation<br />

RT natural analogue<br />

RT particle resusp<strong>en</strong>sion<br />

RT radioecological conc<strong>en</strong>tration<br />

RT radioecology<br />

RT radioisotopes<br />

RT soils<br />

RT tracer techniques<br />

RT transfrontier contamination<br />

RT translocation<br />

radionuclide transfer (in<br />

<strong>en</strong>vironm<strong>en</strong>t)<br />

1993-11-09<br />

USE radionuclide migration<br />

radionuclide transfer (in organisms)<br />

1993-11-09<br />

USE radionuclide kinetics<br />

radionuclide turnover<br />

USE radionuclide kinetics<br />

radionuclides<br />

USE radioisotopes<br />

radiopasteurization<br />

(Prior to July 1985, this was a valid ETDE<br />

descriptor.)<br />

USE radicidation<br />

RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS<br />

1996-10-23<br />

UF radioisotope-labelled drugs<br />

SF radioactive tracers<br />

BT1 drugs

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