Some Quiz Questions Unit: Risk Assessment.

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Some Quiz Questions Unit: Risk Assessment

Question Νο 1 Do you agree with the statement “in general, we worry less about naturally-occurring substances in soil and groundwater”?   Yes   No

Question Νο 2 In order to explain the difference in units between (a) the dose at which 50% of the organisms remain alive (LD50), mg/kg, and (b) the reference dose (RfD), mg/(kgday), you would say that (check all you would like to say):   time is not a factor in the measurement of LD50   RfD accounts for health impacts resulting from long-term exposure   something else

Question for understanding For the remediation of a contaminated site, we focus our priorities on the contaminants that (check all answers you consider to be correct):   contribute mostly to risk   are detected more frequently   have the higher reference dose (RfD) When you are certain that you have checked all answers you consider to be correct, go to the next slide

Answers and comments For the remediation of a contaminated site, we focus our priorities on the contaminants that contribute mostly to risk.  Yes, this answer is correct. For the remediation of a contaminated site, we focus our priorities on the contaminants that are detected more frequently.  Frequency of detection has already been taken into account during the first stage of risk assessment calculations. For the remediation of a contaminated site, we focus our priorities on the contaminants that have the higher reference dose (RfD).  No, contaminants with high RfD’s are less toxic compared to contaminants with low RfD’s, as far as non-carcinogenic health impacts are concerned.