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Global Solar UV Index: A Practical Guide

Source of package who.uv_index · ISBN 92 4 159007 6

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urn:org:who:uv-index#WHO_UV_INDEX
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ISBN 92 4 159007 6
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urn:org:who:uv-index#guidance

2002 edition, WHO institutional repository (handle 10665/42459)

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urn:org:who:uv-index#WHO_UV_INDEX_2002
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en
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unofficial
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PINNED_UNOFFICIAL_COPY
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adopted: 2002-12-31; in_force: [object Object]

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Fragments — 6

basic-messages · section · referenced by: 1

en · unofficial · sha256:aaf26707fa54c3639e0016d4e566847cb5e31dd95f7002da93c48e8e3e0d197f

THE BASIC SUN PROTECTION MESSAGES • Limit exposure during midday hours. • Seek shade. • Wear protective clothing. • Wear a broad-brimmed hat to protect the eyes, face and neck. • Protect the eyes with wrap-arounddesign sunglasses or sunglasses with side panels. • Use and reapply broad-spectrum sunscreen of sun protection factor (SPF)15+ liberally • Avoid tanning beds. • Protect babies and young children: this is particularly important.

Referencing norms: children

reporting/burn-times · paragraph · referenced by: 1

en · unofficial · sha256:63cf3f6f8c1985df8e420d9e549874777b934c9e87644641385bdd40adb0d16b

REPORTING BURN TIMES IS NOT RECOMMENDED. Burn times have been used in many countries as this simple concept can be directly translated into action.

Referencing norms: no-burn-times

reporting/rounding · paragraph · referenced by: 1

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• The UVI should be presented as a single value rounded to the nearest whole number.

Referencing norms: whole

figure-2 · figure · referenced by: 6

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NO PROTECTION REQUIRED PROTECTION REQUIRED EXTRA PROTECTION You can safely stay outside! Seek shade during midday hours! Avoid being outside during midday hours! Make sure you seek shade! Slip on a shirt, slop on sunscreen and slap on a hat! Shirt, sunscreen and hat are a must! Figure 2: Recommended sun protection scheme with simple “sound bite” messages

Referencing norms: msg-extra-avoid, msg-extra-must, msg-extra-shade, msg-none, msg-protect-shade, msg-protect-slip

table-1 · table · referenced by: 5

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UVI RANGE LOW <2 MODERATE 3 TO 5 HIGH 6 TO 7 VERY HIGH 8 TO 10 EXTREME 11+ Table 1: UV radiation exposure categories

Referencing norms: extreme, high, low, moderate, very-high

protection/threshold · paragraph · referenced by: 2

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Even for very sensitive fair-skinned people, the risk of short-term and long-term UV radiation damage below a UVI of 3 is limited, and under normal circumstances no protective measures are needed. Above the threshold value of 3, protection is necessary, and this message should be reinforced at UVI values of 8 and above.

Referencing norms: reinforced, threshold

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