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DictionarySeeburdenbody burden
body burden[′bäd·ē ‚bərd·ən] (nucleonics) The amount of radioactive material present in the body of a human or animal. body burden
burden [ber´den] load.body burden chemicals stored in the body that may be detected by analysis.bod·y bur·den (bod'ē bĕr'den), Activity of a radiopharmaceutical retained by the body at a specified time following administration.The total amount of a particular agent or chemical in the body. For some chemicals, the body burden is high, because the agent is stored in fat or bone or is eliminated very slowlybody burden Therapeutics A popular term for the total amount of a particular agent or chemical in the body; for some chemicals, the BB is high, because the agent is stored in fat or bone or is eliminated very slowlybod·y bur·den (bod'ē bŭr'dĕn) The amount of a harmful substance that is permanently present in a person's body. bod·y bur·den (bod'ē bŭr'dĕn) The amount of a harmful substance that is permanently present in a person's body. FinancialSeeBody |