HUBUNGAN PAPARAN RADIASI SINAR X DENGAN KADAR HEMATOLOGI PADA PETUGAS RADIOLOGI RUMAH SAKIT PURWAKARTA
Correlation between X Ray Radiation Exposure and Hematology Level on Radiographers at Purwakarta Hospital
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https://doi.org/10.38215/jutek.v2i1.28Keywords:
Exposure, Hematological, RadiationAbstract
The use of radiology in addition to providing good benefits also has a detrimental
effect especially on workers. Radiation effects can be stochastic or non-stochastic to
the body's tissue system. The purpose of this study was to analyze X-ray radiation
exposure with hematological levels in radiology officers of hospitals in Purwakarta
region. The study design was a cross sectional with the total sample population was
30 respondents. Data collected using secondary data and analyzed by univariate and
bivariate using the Spearman rank test. The results showed that radiation exposure
of workers was 0.01mSv + 0.026 with the lowest exposure value of 0.01mSv and the
highest exposure was 0.13 mSv. There is a correlation between exposure to x-ray
radiation with leukocyte levels with closeness of weak and negative patterned
relationships (p.value = 0.042; rs = - 0.146), but there is no association of x-ray
radiation exposure with blood platelets, erythrocytes, eosinophils, stem neotrophils
and segments, lymphocytes and monocytes showed no relationship with very weak
and negative patterns of closeness (p value> 0.05; rS <1).
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