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REM An acronym for Roentgen Equivalent Man, a measure of radiation exposure that indicates the potential impact on human cells.
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REM common unit for measuring human radiation doses, usually in millirems (1,000 millirems = 1 rem).
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REM The traditional unit of dose equivalence; a unit of biological dose that expresses biological damage (that caused by different types of ionizing radiation) on a common scale, equal to that produced by 1 R of x-rays.
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REM sleep Rapid eye movement sleep. REM sleep occurs in brief spurts of increased activity in the brain and body. REM is considered the dreaming stage of sleep. It is characterized by the darting of the eyes under the eyelids.
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REM measure of the accumulation of radioactivity received over a period of time related to the amount of damage caused to living tissue
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