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JONIZANTNO
ZRAČENJE KAO PROFESIONALNI RIZIK I SAMOZAŠTITA
Bačaj D 1, Matičević D 1, Pranjić N 1, Sarihodžić S 2.
1 Medicinski fakultet Univerziteta u Tuzli,Tuzla, Bosna i Hercegovina
2 Univerzitetsko klinički centar Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosna i Hercegovina
CILJ:
Rad ima za cilj da analizira stavove o zdravstvenom riziku i
ličnoj zaštiti u uposlenika Zavoda za radiologiju UKC Tuzla prema
jonizantnom zračenju kao profesionalnom zdravstvenom riziku.
ISPITANICI I METODE: Uzorak ispitanika je činilo 34 medicinska
radnika: 8 radiologa, 3 doktora medicine, 1 specijalizant, 9 viših
medicinskih tehničara, 12 medicinskih tehničara i 1 elektrotehničar
zavoda. Za analizu korištena je anketa načinjena na osnovu Zakona
o zaštiti od zračenja i Pravilinika o stručnoj spremi, zdravstvenim
uslovima i zdravstvenim pregledima osoba koje mogu raditi sa izvorima
jonizujućeg zračenja. Za statističku analizu dobivenih podataka
koristili smo Gausovu metodu normalne raspodjele.
REZULTATI: Na osnovu prikupljenih podataka dobili smo slijedeće
rezultate: 85,29% zaposlenih koristi propisanu zaštitu na radnom
mjestu, a 14,71% uopšte ne koristi zaštitu. Samo 14,7% ispitanika
poznaje mjesečne doze zračenja na svom dozimetru. Ne oboljeva često
u toku godine 76,47% ispitanika, a 23,53% oboljeva često. Hromozomske
aberacije u limfocitima periferne krvi redovno kontroliše 88,24%
radnika, dok 11,76% ih ne kontroliše. Od broja ispitanika koji kontrolišu
hromozomske aberacije 10,3 % je imalo odstupanja i zabranu rada.
Među ispitanicima je 26,47% izjavilo da ima neko od profesionalnih
oboljenja.
ZAKLJUČAK:
Na osnovu naših rezultata može se zaključiti da je zdravstvena zaštita
uposlenika Zavoda za radiologiju na zadovoljavajućem nivou (periodični
i ciljani zdravstveni pregledi) kao i korištenje ličnih, zaštitnih
sredstava. I pored toga, tri radnika, mlađe životne dobi, su u nekoliko
navrata imala hromosomske aberacije. Ovi podaci se mogu povezati
sa činjenicom da samo 14,7% ispitanika poznaje mjesečne doze zračenja
ali i otvoriti mogućnost istraživanja drugih eventualnih uzroka
ovih promjena.
IONIZATION-RADIATION AS OCCUPATIONAL RISK AND SELFPROTECTION
Bačaj D 1, Matičević D 1, Pranjić N 1, Sarihodžić S 2.
1 Medical Faculty of the University of Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia and
Herzegovina
2
University Clinical Center Tuzla, Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
AIM:
The aim of this work is to analyze the attitudes toward health risks
and personal protection of the employees of the Department of radiology
in UKC Tuzla as well as toward ionization radiation as the professional
risk.
MATERIAL
AND METHODS: 34 medical workers were examined including: 8 radiologists,
3 doctors of medicine, 12 medical technicians, and 1 electronic
technician working at the Institute. To obtain relevant information
we have used the questionnaire developed in accordance with the
Law on radiation protection and Rule book on specialist's training,
health conditions and health exams for persons that can work on
sources of ion radiation. For analyzing results we have used the
Gaussian method of normal distribution.
RESULTS:
Based on collected information we have concluded the following:
85,29% of employees are using the proscribed measures of safety
protection on work place, as opposed to 14,71% who are not using
this protection. Only 14,7% of inerviewed employees knows their
monthly dozes of radiation on their dosagemeter. 76,47% of interviewed
employees does not get ill often during the year, while 23,53% gets
ill often. Chromosome aberrations in peripheral blood lymphocytes
are controlled regularly by 88,24% of workers, while 11,76% are
not controlling them regularly. 10,3% of interviewed workers who
are controlling their chromosome aberrations had deviations and
prohibition to work. 26,47% of the examinees said that they had
one of the professional / occupational disease.
CONCLUSION:
Based on the above results it can be concluded that the health care
for workers at the Institute of Radiology is on satisfactory level
(periodical and targeted health exams) as well as the use of personal
means for protection. Despite this, 26,47% have some form of occupational
disease, while three workers of younger age had chromosome aberrations
several times. This information can be related to the fact that
only 14,7% of interviewed persons knows the monthly dozes of radiation,
but it can also open the possibility for researching other possible
causes of these changes.
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