Radiation doses

[AmonInChains]

Do we have standards about the radiation that affects a person according to the time frame?

Like, most of pages that I've seen radiation doses uses Gy/s to measure it, and clearly the radiation accumulates to the person.

Note that Sv and Gy measurements are accumulated over time, whereas damage (or effect) depends on the actual dose rate, e.g. mSv per day or year, Gy per day in radiotherapy.

Do we use the same standards for energy, where we only measure energy over the span of 1 second?
This makes sense for energy, given that we see feats occurring in a instant, but for radiation? The longer the time, the worse the condition, noticeably.

Characters that resists x energy value, could withstand it multiples times, but radiation exposure would **** a person that "resists" higher values staying a longer time there.
So... is there a solution here?

 

[Mahek_The_Assassin_Silent_Killer]

Do we have standards about the radiation that affects a person according to the time frame?

Like, most of pages that I've seen radiation doses uses Gy/s to measure it, and clearly the radiation accumulates to the person.

Do we use the same standards for energy, where we only measure energy over the span of 1 second?
This makes sense for energy, given that we see feats occurring in a instant, but for radiation? The longer the time, the worse the condition, noticeably.

Characters that resists x energy value, could withstand it multiples times, but radiation exposure would **** a person that "resists" higher values staying a longer time there.
So... is there a solution here?

Radiobiology - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

This may help.