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DOE-STD-1121-98
Is bioassay or air
monitoring datum...
No
No
Is intake
> LDV?
Record result
confirmed?
Yes
Yes
Use default
assumptions
No
Record
> DIL?
Calculate HE,50
and Report
Yes
Calculate HT,50
No
> LDMR?
Investigate
Yes
LDV
Derived Verification Level
Involve
DIL
Derived Investigation Level
Medical Staff
LDMR Derived Medical Referral Level
Figure 3. Reference Levels for Interpreting or Responding to Intake Monitoring Results
appropriate blank. Guidance from a variety of sources (including HPS N13.30-1996) uses the concept of
an appropriate blank for comparison with analytical measurements such as those that form the basis for
bioassay measurements. In fact, however, two distinct decisions are confounded by the current method:
the first is the decision whether radioactivity above background levels is present, and the second is a
decision whether any radioactivity that is present is above that which would be expected from non-
occupational exposures, as explained in the IDG. For example, it is well known that environmental
exposures to natural uranium occur, and that these have been mistaken for occupational exposures.
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