Rad Protection Flashcards
The source to skin distance in mobile Fluoro must not be less than how many inches
12 (30cm)
Which o the following describes an atom that has lost one or more of its electrons
Ion
Which of the following signals is needed to indicate that a radiation exposure has been made
Audible sound and visible light
The source to skin distance in stationary fluoro must not be less than how many inches
15 (38 cm)
Which of the following is the unit of absorbed dose
Rad
Which of the following is the unit of exposure dose of gamma or X-rays
Roentgen
The fact that some materials can store energy then emit light when heated is the principle that is used for
Thermoluminescent dosimeter
The roentgen unit only applies to which of the following types of radiation
X and gamma
What is the cumulative effective dose limit for a 25 yr old radiation worker
250 mSv
25 rem
The optically stimulated luminescence dosimeter uses which of the following o detect radiation
Aluminum oxide
The equivalent dose limit for radiation workers is based on the radiation received from what sources
Occupational exposure
The rad, rem, an roentgen wil all be equal when measuring which type of radiation
Xray
The reduction o the intensity of radiation as it passes through material is known as
Attenuation
The allowable occupational radiation dosage that is assumed to result in an average nominal lifetime risk is known as
Effective dose limit
Which of the following would be considered natural background radiation
Xray
Cosmic rays
Alpha particles
Cosmic and alpha
Which o the following is a radiation survey instrument
Cutie pie
Which of the following is the least expensive type of radiation monortoing device
Film badge
Which of the following timers is used to accurately and automatically reproduce radiographic exposures
Phototimers
A piece of paper will provide adequate protection from which type of radiation
Alpha
Which o the following interactions will occur in the diagnostic xray range
Coherent (classical) scatter
Compton effect
Photoelectric absorption
Compton and photoelectric
Which of the following refers to measuring the quantity of an xray beam
Dosimery
The becquerel is a measurement of
Number of disintegrations per second
Radiation that leaves the tube housing by any means other than through the window is called
Leakage
Which type of radiation is most penetrating
Gamma
What is a major disadvantage of film badges as a radiation monitoring device
Immediate readings are not available
What is the primary beam after it has passed through the beam restricting device called
Useful beam
According to NCRP report #160 what was the average radiation dose per person in the US from all sources of radiation in 2006
6.2 mSv
Which of the following refers to biological dose Rad Rem RBE roentgen
RBE
What are the two general types of radiation detection devices
Field survey and personal monitoring
What effects the rate of decay of a radioactive material
Nothing
What describes a beta particle
High speed electron
Which interaction will not result in a scatter photon
Photoelectric absorption
How I the roentgen unit determined
Ionization in the air
During fluoro which of the following will produce the greatest amount of scatter
The Patient