A nuclear power plant employee, 20 years old, was entered the hospital with a diagnosis of "acute radiation sickness". In the analysis of blood, a decrease of all blood elements was found. Questions: 1. What is the cause of the blood cell damage? 2. What other causes can lead to cell damage? 2 What moghenion of all damage in the landing one in things?

A nuclear power plant employee, 20 years old, was entered the hospital with a diagnosis of "acute radiation sickness". In the analysis of blood, a decrease of all blood elements was found. Questions: 1. What is the cause of the blood cell damage? 2. What other causes can lead to cell damage? 2 What moghenion of all damage in the landing one in things?

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