lesson 1 Flashcards

1
Q
  • they design the equipment that emits radiation
  • they always check for radiation
  • Developed administrative protocols (rules)
  • Practice ALARA
A

Health physicists or radiation scientist

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2
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The more you give radiation to the patient the more higher the side effects to the patient

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Linear threshold

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3
Q

benefits over the risk

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Justification

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4
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what are the limitation

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time/distance/shielding

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5
Q

Three cardinal principles of radiation
protection

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  • develop for nuclear activities
  • useful application in diagnostic radiology
  • by observing the ff. Radiation exposure can
    be minimized
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6
Q

keep as short as possible

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Time

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7
Q

maintain a large BLANK b/n
the source of radiation and the exposed
person

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Distance

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8
Q

for the area that is no need for
exposure for the other body parts

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Shielding

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9
Q

Minimize time benefits

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  • to reduce motion blur
  • to reduce patient and personnel exposure
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10
Q

Equation exposure =

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exposure rate X Exposure time

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11
Q

sequencing on off rather than continuous
on during examination ( repeated up and
down motion - high-quality examination
and reduce patient exposure

A

Fluoroscopic foot switch/ dead man
switch

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12
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<5 mins

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Fluoro procedure-

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13
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> 5mins

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Interventional radiology procedure

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14
Q

Best method to reduce radiation

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distance between source of rad and the
person increase = decrease radiation
exposure

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15
Q

x ray tube target is the?

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Point source

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16
Q

like scatter radiation na
galing sa patient

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Extended source

17
Q

FFD

A

other term sa SID focal point to film
distance

18
Q

Inverse square law

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Distance increase dose will decrease

19
Q

Formula for inverse square law

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intensity 1/ intensity 2 =
distance 2^2/ Distance 1^2

20
Q

lines that represent positions of equal
radiation exposure in the fluoroscopy room

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Iso exposure lines

21
Q

Used to estimate the amount that a protective barrier reduces radiation intensity

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1TVL= 3.3 HVL constant value

22
Q

is the thickness of absorbing material to
reduce the radiation intensity to half of its
original value

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Half value layer- filtration

23
Q

thickness of material that will reduce the radiation intensity to one-tenth of its original
value

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Tenth- value layer

24
Q

thickness of a protective apron

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0.5mm Pb thickness

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Is the maximum dose of radiation in light present knowledge produces no significant radiation effects.
Maximum permissible dose (MPD)
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no somatic or genetic responses should occur
Radiation dose below MPD
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risk is small but not zero
Doses at level of MPD
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- regardless of dose, there is an effect - considered the level of exposure acceptable as an occupational hazard - model for rad protection
linear non threshold
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Students under 18 yrs old MPD
0.1rem(100mrem/yr)(1mSv/yr)
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Non-occupational exposure MPD
0.5rem (500mrem)(5mSv)
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Pregnant RT MPD
- Not exceed 0.5rem (500mrem)(5mSv) yearly - If per month:50mrem(0.5mSv)
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0.5rem (500mrem) (5msv)
Fetus MPD
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Radiation dose units
- Gyt - rad - energy absorbed of patient
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Radiation exposure units
- Gya - roentengen - intensity in air
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Public and occupational exposure units
- rem - radiation (roentgen) equivalent man