Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment of lead or atropine
This standard action is of type: Dietary exposures
This standard action enables you to perform probabilistic chronic dietary exposure assessments of single substances in food (Boon et al. (2017), Boon et al. (2022)). The assessment is based on consumption data of women aged 15-44 years from the FAO-WHO Gift survey of Bangladesh, coded according to EFSA’s FoodEx2 classification. The atropine concentration data were extracted from the GEMS database. The lead concentration data for foods are artificial, manually generated around the means reported by EFSA in 2012 (EFSA 2012). The concentration data are organised according the SSD data format. The standard action is developed for training purposes and results should not be seen as a full dietary exposure assessment of atropine or lead
This example allows you to:
Select the substance atropine or lead,
Choose the method for handling left-censored concentration measurements (lower bound or upper bound approach),
Select a method for modelling long term intakes (OIM/LNN),
Run with or without uncertainty
| Table Group | Name | Repository | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
Compounds |
Catalogues_WHO_Training_chronic-BD.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |
FoodTranslations |
Catalogues_WHO_Training_chronic-BD.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |
Foods |
Catalogues_WHO_Training_chronic-BD.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |
Populations |
Catalogues_WHO_Training_chronic-BD.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |
Concentrations |
Concentrations_WHO_Training_Pb_At.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |
Survey |
Consumptions_BD_GIFT_2022.xlsx |
Standard Actions/Chronic single substance dietary exposure assessment lead or atropine |
Fixed |