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Moderately-severe radiation poisoning ║➥
LD-75/30 ║➥Subacute ('prodromal') phase (symptoms 2–4 hrs after expo-
║sure for 1–2 days)
║ ➥Somatic symptoms:
║ ➥Moderate headache
║ ➥Moderate-to-severe nausea with or without vomiting
║ ➥Torpor
║ ➥Rad-Away is still effective at this point
║➥Latent ('walking ghost') phase (2–10 days after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥White blood cell production severely impaired
║ ➥Platelet production is stunted
║ ➥Intensive efforts must be made to prevent overwhelming in-
║ fection
║ ➥Isolation from general population is strongly advised
║ ➥Prophylactic broad-spectrum antibiotics are indicated
║ ➥Injection of cultured leukocytes may obviate immunosup-
║ pression
║ ➥Significant amount of the body's bone marrow is permanent-
║ ly destroyed
║ ➥Bone marrow transplants will be needed
║ ➥Eventual anemia will set in from lowered production of
║ red blood cells
║ ➥Stem cell & cloning technology can potentially stop pro-
║ gression here
║ ➥Reproductive:
║ ➥Temporary sterility in males
║ ➥Spontaneous abortion in pregnant females
║ ➥25% chance of permanent sterility in females
║ ➥Other:
║ ➥Significant amount of hair loss over the entire body
║➥Acute ('killing') phase (11–42 days after exposure)
║ ➥Neuropsychiatric:
║ ➥90% chance of mild symptoms
║ ➥Irritability
║ ➥Malaise
║ ➥Temporary memory deficit
║ ➥Mild cognitive impairment
║ ➥Insomnia
║ ➥25% chance of moderately severe symptoms
║ ➥Uncontrollable aggression
║ ➥Ideas of reference
║ ➥Hallucination
║ ➥Catalepsy
║ ➥Stupor
║ ➥Severe cognitive impairment
║ ➥Retrograde amnesia
║ ➥Tremor
║ ➥Gastrointestinal:
║ ➥90% chance of diarrhea with tarry stool
║ ➥Persistent diarrhea may lead to dehydration & anemia
║ ➥High fluid & iron intake advised for the afflicted
║ ➥75% chance of severe diarrhea with bloody stool
║ ➥Fluids & electrolytes may be required if diarrhea contin-
║ ues
║ ➥Persistent bleeding may require a transfusion
║ ➥50% chance of intestinal necrosis with bloody, tarry diar-
║ rhea
║ ➥IV fluids & electrolytes maintenance required
║ ➥Intensive blood monitoring is required
║ ➥90% of so afflicted will develop neutropenic sepsis
║ ➥Untreated septic shock leads to multiple organ failure
║ & death
║ ➥50% all-cause mortality even with treatment
║ ➥Fever with sudden and intense onset
║ ➥Profuse sweating and bacteremia
║ ➥Hyperpyrexia (body temp >106.7 °F) is common
║ ➥Requires antipyretics and immediate ice-water immersion
║ ➥Nephrological–hepatological symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of dark, cloudy urine
║ ➥Diuretics indicated only if patient is at risk
║ ➥90% chance of bloody urine
║ ➥Blood electrolytes must be monitored
║ ➥Diuretics indicated if antibiotics are used concomitantly
║ ➥50% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Diuretics & hemofiltration required
║ ➥25% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Dialysis required
║ ➥10% chance of precipitating hepatorenal syndrome
║ ➥Blood & urine monitoring required
║ ➥Liver failure requires immediate transplant
║ ➥Renal failure requires transplant or life-long dialysis
║ ➥Blood toxins rise greatly because of renal & hepatic im-
║ pairment
║ ➥Poison resistance: -50%
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥Total white blood cell count drops severely
║ ➥Biological resistance: -75%
║ ➥Aplastic anemia from destruction of bone marrow sets in
║ ➥Gangrene in may result from tissue anoxia
║ ➥Symptomatic thrombocytopenia results from platelet loss
║ ➥Damage resistance: -25
║ ➥25% chance of uncontrollable external bleeding
║ ➥Gums
║ ➥Nail-beds
║ ➥Poor wound healing
║ ➥Constant debridement is required to prevent infection
║ ➥Internal hemorrhaging in various organs
║ ➥25% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging
║ ➥10% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging
║ ➥Anemia must be corrected by blood transfusion
║➥Convalescence (6–10 weeks after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥Untreated aplastic anemia can kill within months
║ from loss of erythrocytes
║ ➥Symptomatic treatment requires regular blood transfusion
║ ➥Platelet function largely restored by surviving bone mar-
║ row, but slowly
║ ➥Endogenous white blood cells are replaced at a very slow
║ rate
║ ➥Bone marrow transplant is required for full recovery
║➥
Succinct effects of poisoning ║ ➥☠
P-RES: -50%
║ ➥☣
B-RES: -75%
║ ➥⇥
DR: -25
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║
Severe radiation poisoning ║➥
LD-90/30 ║➥Subacute ('prodromal') phase (symptoms 1–2 hrs after expo-
║sure for 1–2 days)
║ ➥Somatic symptoms:
║ ➥Moderate-to-severe headache
║ ➥Severe nausea with occasional vomiting
║ ➥Torpor
║ ➥Rad-Away is still effective at this point
║➥Latent ('walking ghost') phase (2–9 days after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological symptoms:
║ ➥White blood cell production profoundly impaired
║ ➥Platelet production greatly impaired
║ ➥Intensive efforts must be made to prevent overwhelming sys-
║ temic infection
║ ➥Isolation from general population is strongly advised
║ ➥Prophylactic cocktail of broad-spectrum antibiotics is
║ indicated
║ ➥Antivirals & interferon indicated on first suspicion of
║ infection
║ ➥Injection of cultured leukocytes may obviate immunosup-
║ pression
║ ➥Significant amount of the body's bone marrow is perma-
║ nently destroyed
║ ➥Multiple bone marrow transplants will be needed
║ ➥Eventual anemia will set in from lowered production of
║ red blood cells
║ ➥Stem cell & cloning technology can potentially stop pro-
║ gression here
║ ➥Reproductive symptoms:
║ ➥Temporary sterility in males
║ ➥Spontaneous abortion in pregnant females
║ ➥50% chance of permanent sterility in females
║ ➥Other:
║ ➥Large amounts of hair loss over the entire body
║➥Acute ('killing') phase (10–49 days after exposure)
║ ➥Neuropsychiatric symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of mild symptoms
║ ➥Irritability
║ ➥Malaise
║ ➥Temporary memory deficit
║ ➥Mild cognitive impairment
║ ➥Insomnia
║ ➥50% chance of moderately severe symptoms
║ ➥Uncontrollable aggression
║ ➥Ideas of reference
║ ➥Hallucination
║ ➥Catalepsy
║ ➥Stupor
║ ➥Severe cognitive impairment
║ ➥Retrograde amnesia
║ ➥Tremor
║ ➥10% chance of severe symptoms
║ ➥Frank delirium
║ ➥Convulsive seizures
║ ➥Persistent catatonia
║ ➥Toxic encephalopathy
║ ➥Coma
║ ➥Gastrointestinal symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of diarrhea with tarry stool
║ ➥Persistent diarrhea may lead to dehydration & anemia
║ ➥High fluid & iron intake advised for the afflicted
║ ➥90% chance of severe diarrhea with bloody stool
║ ➥Fluids & electrolytes may be required if diarrhea con-
║ tinues
║ ➥Persistent bleeding may require a transfusion
║ ➥75% chance of intestinal necrosis with bloody, tarry diar-
║ rhea
║ ➥IV fluids & electrolytes maintenance required
║ ➥Intensive blood monitoring is required
║ ➥90% of so afflicted will develop neutropenic sepsis
║ ➥Untreated septic shock leads to multiple organ failure
║ & death
║ ➥50% all-cause mortality even with treatment
║ ➥Fever with sudden and intense onset
║ ➥Profuse sweating and bacteremia
║ ➥Hyperpyrexia (body temp >106.7 °F) is common
║ ➥Requires antipyretics and immediate ice-water immersion
║ ➥Nephrological–hepatological symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of bloody, cloudy urine
║ ➥Blood electrolytes must be monitored
║ ➥Diuretics indicated if antibiotics are used concomitantly
║ ➥75% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Diuretics & hemofiltration required
║ ➥50% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Dialysis required
║ ➥25% chance of precipitating hepatorenal syndrome
║ ➥Blood & urine monitoring required
║ ➥Liver failure requires immediate transplant
║ ➥Renal failure requires transplant or life-long dialysis
║ ➥Severe systemic poisoning because of renal & hepatic im-
║ pairment
║ ➥Poison resistance: -75%
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥Total white blood cell count drops precipitously
║ ➥Biological resistance: -90%
║ ➥Aplastic anemia from destruction of bone marrow sets in
║ ➥Gangrene may result from tissue anoxia
║ ➥Significant thrombocytopenia results from platelet loss
║ ➥Damage resistance: -50
║ ➥50% chance of uncontrollable external bleeding
║ ➥Gums
║ ➥Nail-beds
║ ➥Poor wound healing
║ ➥Constant debridement is required to prevent infection
║ ➥Internal hemorrhaging in various organs
║ ➥50% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging
║ ➥25% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging
║ ➥Anemia must be corrected by regular blood transfusion
║➥Convalescence (7–12 weeks after exposure)
║ ➥Untreated aplastic anemia can kill within months from loss
║ of erythrocytes
║ ➥Symptomatic treatment requires regular blood transfusion
║ ➥Platelet function only partially restored by surviving
║ bone marrow
║ ➥Endogenous white blood cells are replaced at a very slow
║ rate
║ ➥Multiple bone marrow transplants required for full recovery
║➥
Succinct effects of poisoning ║ ➥☠
P-RES: -75%
║ ➥☣
B-RES: -90%
║ ➥⇥
DR: -50
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║
Critical radiation poisoning ║➥
LD-99/30 ║➥Subacute ('prodromal') phase (symptoms 30–60 min after expo-
║sure for 2 days)
║ ➥Somatic symptoms:
║ ➥Severe headache
║ ➥Severe nausea with recurrent vomiting
║ ➥Profound torpor
║ ➥Rad-Away is still effective at this point
║➥Latent ('walking ghost') phase (2–8 days after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological symptoms:
║ ➥White blood cell production almost entirely halted
║ ➥Platelet production severely impaired
║ ➥Exhaustive efforts must be made to prevent overwhelming
║ systemic infection
║ ➥Isolation in a completely sterile environment necessary
║ ➥Prophylactic cocktail of broad-spectrum antibiotics in-
║ dicated
║ ➥Other measures include: antifungals, steroids, interfer-
║ on, antivirals
║ ➥Injection of cultured leukocytes may help obviate immu-
║ nosuppression
║ ➥Much of the body's bone marrow is permanently destroyed
║ ➥Multiple bone marrow transplants needed over the entire
║ body
║ ➥Eventual anemia will set in from lowered production of
║ red blood cells
║ ➥Stem cell & cloning technology can potentially stop pro-
║ gression here
║ ➥Reproductive symptoms:
║ ➥Temporary sterility in males
║ ➥Spontaneous abortion in pregnant females
║ ➥75% chance of permanent sterility in females
║ ➥Other:
║ ➥Near total hair loss over the entire body
║➥Acute ('killing') phase (9–49 days after exposure for up to
║3 weeks)
║ ➥Neuropsychiatric symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of mild symptoms
║ ➥Irritability
║ ➥Malaise
║ ➥Temporary memory deficit
║ ➥Mild cognitive impairment
║ ➥Insomnia
║ ➥75% chance of moderately severe symptoms
║ ➥Uncontrollable aggression
║ ➥Ideas of reference
║ ➥Hallucination
║ ➥Catalepsy
║ ➥Stupor
║ ➥Serious cognitive impairment
║ ➥Retrograde amnesia
║ ➥Tremor
║ ➥25% chance of severe symptoms
║ ➥Frank delirium
║ ➥Convulsive seizures
║ ➥Persistent catatonia
║ ➥Toxic encephalopathy
║ ➥Coma
║ ➥Gastrointestinal symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of severe diarrhea with bloody stool
║ ➥Fluids & electrolytes may be required if diarrhea contin-
║ ues
║ ➥Persistent bleeding may require a transfusion
║ ➥90% chance of intestinal necrosis with bloody, tarry diar-
║ rhea
║ ➥IV fluids & electrolytes maintenance required
║ ➥Intensive blood monitoring is required
║ ➥90% of so afflicted will develop neutropenic sepsis
║ ➥Untreated septic shock leads to multiple organ failure &
║ death
║ ➥50% all-cause mortality even with treatment
║ ➥Fever with sudden and intense onset
║ ➥Profuse sweating and bacteremia
║ ➥Hyperpyrexia (body temp >106.7 °F) is common
║ ➥Requires antipyretics and immediate ice-water immersion
║ ➥Nephrological–hepatological symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of bloody, cloudy urine
║ ➥Blood electrolytes must be monitored
║ ➥99% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Diuretics & hemofiltration required
║ ➥75% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Dialysis required
║ ➥50% chance of precipitating hepatorenal syndrome
║ ➥Blood & urine monitoring required
║ ➥Liver failure requires immediate transplant
║ ➥Renal failure requires transplant or life-long dialysis
║ ➥Profound systemic poisoning because of renal & hepatic imp-
║ airment
║ ➥Poison resistance: -90%
║ ➥Immunological–hematological symptoms:
║ ➥Total white blood cell count is almost zero
║ ➥Biological resistance: -95%
║ ➥Plastic anemia from destruction of bone marrow sets in
║ ➥Gangrene may result from tissue anoxia
║ ➥Severe thrombocytopenia results from platelet loss
║ ➥Damage resistance: -75
║ ➥75% chance of uncontrollable external bleeding
║ ➥Gums
║ ➥Nail-beds
║ ➥Mucosal linings
║ ➥Poor wound healing
║ ➥Constant debridement is required to prevent infection
║ ➥Internal hemorrhaging in various organs
║ ➥75% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging
║ ➥50% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging
║ ➥Anemia must be corrected by constant blood transfusion
║➥Convalescence (7–14 weeks after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥Untreated aplastic anemia can kill within months from loss
║ of erythrocytes
║ ➥Symptomatic treatment requires regular blood transfusion
║ ➥Platelet function only partially restored by surviving
║ bone marrow
║ ➥White blood cell production is poor; patient permanently
║ immunocompromised
║ ➥Multiple bone marrow transplants required
║➥
Succinct effects of poisoning ║ ➥☠
P-RES: -90%
║ ➥☣
B-RES: -95%
║ ➥⇥
DR: -75
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║
Fatal radiation poisoning ║➥
LD-99/14 ║➥Subacute ('prodromal') phase (symptoms 15–30 min after expo-
║sure for 2 days)
║ ➥Somatic symptoms:
║ ➥Severe, analgesic-resistant headache
║ ➥Severe nausea with uncontrollable vomiting
║ ➥Profound torpor
║ ➥Rad-Away is still effective at this point
║➥Latent ('walking ghost') phase (2–6 days after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological symptoms:
║ ➥White blood cell production completely abolished
║ ➥Platelet production profoundly impaired
║ ➥Exhaustive efforts must be made to prevent overwhelming
║ systemic infection
║ ➥Isolation in a completely sterile environment necessary
║ ➥Cocktail of broad-spectrum antibiotics in heroic doses
║ are needed
║ ➥Other measures include antifungals, steroids, interfe-
║ ron, antivirals
║ ➥Phage therapy & injection of cultured leukocytes may be
║ lifesaving
║ ➥Destruction of bone marrow is almost total
║ ➥Large amounts of marrow must be cloned and implanted
║ ➥Eventual anemia will set in from lowered production of
║ red blood cells
║ ➥Reproductive symptoms:
║ ➥Temporary sterility in males
║ ➥Spontaneous abortion in pregnant females
║ ➥Permanent sterility in females
║ ➥Other symptoms:
║ ➥Total hair loss over the entire body
║➥Acute ('killing') phase (7–56 days after exposure)
║ ➥Neuropsychiatric symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of mild symptoms
║ ➥Irritability
║ ➥Malaise
║ ➥Temporary memory deficit
║ ➥Mild cognitive impairment
║ ➥Insomnia
║ ➥90% chance of moderately severe symptoms
║ ➥Uncontrollable aggression
║ ➥Ideas of reference
║ ➥Hallucination
║ ➥Catalepsy
║ ➥Stupor
║ ➥Serious cognitive impairment
║ ➥Retrograde amnesia
║ ➥Tremor
║ ➥50% chance of severe symptoms
║ ➥Frank delirium
║ ➥Convulsive seizures
║ ➥Persistent catatonia
║ ➥Toxic encephalopathy
║ ➥Coma
║ ➥Gastrointestinal symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of intestinal necrosis with bloody, tarry diar-
║ rhea
║ ➥IV fluids & electrolytes maintenance required
║ ➥Intensive blood monitoring is required
║ ➥90% of so afflicted will develop neutropenic sepsis
║ ➥Untreated septic shock leads to multiple organ failure &
║ death
║ ➥50% all-cause mortality even with treatment
║ ➥Fever with sudden and intense onset
║ ➥Profuse sweating and bacteremia
║ ➥Hyperpyrexia (body temp >106.7 °F) is common
║ ➥Requires antipyretics and immediate ice-water immersion
║ ➥Nephrological–hepatological symptoms:
║ ➥99% chance of bloody, cloudy urine
║ ➥Blood electrolytes must be monitored
║ ➥99% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Diuretics & hemofiltration required
║ ➥90% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging in kidneys
║ ➥Dialysis required
║ ➥75% chance of precipitating hepatorenal syndrome
║ ➥Blood & urine monitoring required
║ ➥Liver failure requires immediate transplant
║ ➥Renal failure requires transplant or life-long dialysis
║ ➥Markedly impaired drug metabolism due to hepatorenal fail-
║ ure
║ ➥Poison resistance: -95%
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥White blood cell count is entirely absent
║ ➥Biological resistance: -99%
║ ➥Plastic anemia from destruction of bone marrow sets in
║ ➥Gangrene may result from tissue anoxia
║ ➥Profound thrombocytopenia results from platelet loss
║ ➥Damage resistance: -90
║ ➥90% chance of uncontrollable external bleeding
║ ➥Gums
║ ➥Nail-beds
║ ➥Mucosal linings
║ ➥Absent wound healing
║ ➥Constant debridement is required to prevent infection
║ ➥Internal hemorrhaging in various organs
║ ➥90% chance of mild-to-moderate hemorrhaging
║ ➥75% chance of moderate-to-severe hemorrhaging
║ ➥Anemia must be corrected by constant blood transfusion
║➥Convalescence (8–16 weeks after exposure)
║ ➥Immunological–hematological:
║ ➥Untreated aplastic anemia can kill within months from loss
║ of erythrocytes
║ ➥Symptomatic treatment requires regular blood transfusion
║ ➥Platelet function largely unrestored; remains at high risk
║ of bleeding
║ ➥White blood cell production is absent—permanently immuno-
║ compromised
║ ➥A large number of bone marrow transplants will be required ║ to restore blood homeostasis.
║➥
Succinct effects of poisoning ║ ➥☠
P-RES: -95%
║ ➥☣
B-RES: -100%
║ ➥⇥
DR: -90
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║All observed subjects soon die from thermal burns sustained by
║radiating bodies. No formal data can be presented at this time
║on a hypothetical radiation sickness at these supralethal do-
║ses, but expectations would be shorter subacute and an absent
║latent phase, followed by a more intense acute phase where di-
║rect multiple organ failure is induced directly by radiation
║through pervasive apoptosis—programmed cell death—rather than
║through secondary septicemia (in fact, a dose this high would
║be expected is enough to destroy most pathogens in the body),
║most importantly in the cardiomyocytes responsible for heart
║muscle contraction and non-differentiating neurons leading to
║irreversible brain damage, exacerbating autonomic derangement.
║any treatment for doses this high would be entirely palliative.
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