Noise Control Radon UV- Radiation (BHE 1345b)

Only a limited amount of ultraviolet (UV) radiation is essential for the people. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation exposure promotes the production of vitamin D in the body and treat various diseases such as rickets, and jaundice. However, in the long run, exposure to UV-b radiation, which poses a threat to human health. The most affected areas of the human body of ultraviolet (UV) radiation to the skin, eyes, and a weakening of the immune system. The effects of excessive UV radiation exposure can be acute or chronic (Attwood, 2000).

For example, the tan is classified as acute, while skin cancer, skin cancer, and cataracts are considered to be chronic. Second, the effects of UV radiation include premature aging of the skin, in order that the adverse changes in the skin, blood, cells, and blood vessels. According to the Skin Cancer Research UK, there were more than 70,000 cases of cancer were reported in the year 2000. This study shows that more than 2,500 people die from skin cancer each year.

Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation can be either natural or man-made. It is a natural source of ultraviolet radiation from the sun is not only the sun, but also, this is a common source of data. Artificial sources, which can affect a person at work or at home, include, in particular, to radiation from medical treatment, tanning beds and welding areas (Attwood, 2000). The Sun, the radio, and the various kinds of electromagnetic radiation, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation, UV radiation, and (C) ultraviolet (UV) radiation.

They differ from each other in the UVC power of the weak waves of the sea, and, thus, it is not just UVA and UVB protection, and we will get it from the surface of the earth. Prior to this, the radiation that reaches the earth's surface, damaging the ozone layer is absorbed. However, the high frequency of the radiation passing through the ozone layer, and, as a rule, affect the human skin. The ozone layer is considered essential for human health.

In spite of the fact that there is a strong ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which is emitted from both natural and artificial sources, that people should subject themselves to the dangerous level of exposure. Some action needs to be taken in order to reduce the exposure in order to avoid the dangerous results. To begin with, the general public should limit their time in the sun, in the middle of the day (Attwood, 2000).

The strongest ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun, occurs between 10 and 4pm and all will need in order to avoid the rays of the sun. On the other, members of the public have the use of the UV index, which is issued by the National Meteorological Service. The UV index will help you to understand the sun, and security procedures.

Third, when you use the-eye pads, in order to block the UV rays of the sun, you need to choose wisely, because not all of them, in order to provide the level of protection. For example, the trees, and umbrellas, and should not be used as a protection against the UV rays of the sun.

Other security measures include the use of a pair of sunglasses, a broad-spectrum, topical creams, which can absorb up to 85% of both UVA and UVB rays of the sun " (Attwood, 2000). This should be used regularly, about every hours.

All of the exposed parts of the body, like the back of his neck, shall be good, with a lot of sunscreen for a few minutes before the exposure. After exposure, those areas should be applied after every two hours while doing other day activities. Lastly, the public should avoid sunlamps and sunbeds as they damage both the skin and the eyes by making the skin age.

As a health educator, I would ensure this educative information reach the public, so that they can take the corrective measures. Educating people in health centers when they come for medical services would be appropriate (Attwood, 2000). Visiting different social gatherings to pass this information would also be an option.