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The course will be divided into two subsequent sections. The first (shorter) one will introduce basic toxicological characteristics of typical environmental pollutants with special emphasize to parameters applied within quantification of their carcinogenic as well as non-carcinogenic effects. The second section will then be directed to principles of risk calculation for selected exposition pathways and their illustrative examples.
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After successfully passing the exam, the students will get extensive knowledge on theoretical background of risk analysis in contaminated land management as well as broad practical experience with carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic risks assessment. The knowledge completed within the course will be applicable in old pollution sites remediation and accidental events. Last update: Renkerová Pavla (18.01.2023)
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Semestral project and oral exam Last update: Renkerová Pavla (18.01.2023)
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Z: Risk Assessment Guidance (https://www.epa.gov/risk/risk-assessment-guidance) Last update: Renkerová Pavla (18.01.2023)
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1. Environmental risk assessment and its historical development 2. How toxic substances may enter human organism? 3. Heavy metals and their toxicological characteristics 4. Oil hydrocarbons and their toxicological characteristics 5. Chlorinated organic compounds and their toxicological characteristics 6. Other halogenated compounds and their toxicological characteristics 7. Basic principles of environmental risk assessment 8. Inhalation exposure pathways 9. Ingestion exposure pathways 10. Dermal exposure pathways 11. Input of toxic substances in drugs 12. Risk assessment within old pollution sites management 13. Risk asessment within accidental events 14. Relation between environmetal risk assessment and economic costs
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No prerequisties are required. Last update: Renkerová Pavla (18.01.2023)
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