Meth Haemoglobinemia Meth Haemoglobin producing agents are treated as Chemical Asphyxiants. E.g. Amile Nitrate Meth = After e.g. Ferrous Fe is converted into Ferric Fe Substances with the ability to induce the oxidation of Haem Group leading to formation of Meth Haemoglobinemia. e.g 1) Aniline Dyes 2) Aromatic Amines 3) Nitro Substituted Benzene Compounds 4) Organic & Inorganic Nitrites & Nitrates 5) Paraquet (Pesticide)
Effects of Ionizing Radiation depends Upon:1) Type of Ionizing Radiation 2) Quality of IR 3) Dose of IR 4) Dose Rate of IR 5) Tissue Distribution of IR Dose related Effects:- A uniform Whole Body Irrediation with 1 to 10 Gy. It is also known as Low Linear Energy causes:- 1) Pancytopenia leading to Infections & Bleeding usually 2-4 weeks after Exposure 2) In Human Bone Marrow the total no of Nucleated Cells are reduced at Day 1 of exposure by a) 10-20% Reduction after 1-2Gy Exposure b) 25-30% Reduction after 3-4Gy Exposure c) 50-60% Reduction after 5-7Gy Exposure d) 80-85% Reduction after 8-10Gy Exposure Types of Leukemias found :- 1) Acute Myloid Leukemia 2) Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia