Drag each label to the type of radiation that it is associated with. Note that there are six labels. You may need to click on a label for the horizontal scroll bar to appear.Show instructionsCauses thyroid cancer, draggableTypical exposure is through radon gas, draggableTypical exposure is through eating or drinking irradiated food, draggableCan be inhaled and become lodged in the lungs, causing lung cancer, draggableCauses tissue damage and various types of cancer, draggableExposure is rare, typically through exposure to nuclear materials , draggableAlpha RadiationBeta RadiationGamma Radiation

Match the examples to chronic or acute effects and exposures.InstructionsDrag and drop application.Exposure to radiation during an x-ray for a broken footExposure to radiation during an x-ray for a broken foot drop zone empty.Developing radiation sickness after exposure to radiationDeveloping radiation sickness after exposure to radiation drop zone empty.Exposure to background radiation, like from radon gasExposure to background radiation, like from radon gas drop zone empty.Developing lung cancer after exposure to radiationDeveloping lung cancer after exposure to radiation drop zone empty.Chronic exposureAcute exposureAcute effectChronic effectNeed help? Review these concept resources.

Define radiation by completing the sentence.Radiation is a type of heat transfer:

Exposure of human body to radiation may cause:

Describe how radiation can both harm and heal the human body.

define radiation