Radiation Protection Spread Sheet Flashcards

1
Q

How much does gonadal shielding reduce exposure to females

A

Up to 50%

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2
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How much does gonadal shielding reduce exposure

A

Up to 95%

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3
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What are the 3 ways Patient Dose is measured

A

Skin Entrance Exposure (ESE)
Mean Marrow Dose (MMD)
Genetically Significant Dose (GSD)

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4
Q

Average Skin Entrance Exposure dose for a skull X-ray

A

2 mGy

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5
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Average MMD for skull X-ray

A

0.1 mGy

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6
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Average GSD for skull X-ray

A

<1 mGy

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7
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Average ESE dose for chest X-ray

A

0.1 mGy

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8
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Average MMD for chest X-ray

A

0.02 mGy

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9
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Average GSD for chest X-ray

A

<1 mGy

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10
Q

Average ESE dose for abdomen X-ray

A

4 mGy

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11
Q

Average MMD for abdomen X-ray

A

0.3 mGy

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12
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Average GSD for abdomen X-ray

A

1.25 mGy

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13
Q

ESE for head CT

A

30 mGy

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14
Q

MMD for head CT

A

0.2 mGy

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15
Q

GSD for head CT

A

0.5 mGy

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16
Q

ESE for abdomen CT

A

40 mGy

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17
Q

MMD for abdomen CT

A

0.5 mGy

18
Q

GSD for abdomen CT

A

30 mGy

19
Q

Natural background radiation
-population exposure

A

Responsible for 82% of population exposure at an average annual rate of 0.295 mSv

20
Q

Natural background radiation
-radon gas

A

Of the background source, RADON GAS is greatest source responsible for 55%

21
Q

Man made radiation
-population exposure

A

18% of population exposure due to medical imaging average rate annual is 0.065 mSv

22
Q

Man made radiation
-CT

A

CT is 10% of medical imaging exam for the public

23
Q

Man made radiation
-public dose

A

Delivers over 70% of man made radiation public dose

24
Q

Dose Limit Occupational
Annually for stochastic effects

A

50 mSv

25
Q

Dose Limit Occupational
Annually for lens of the eye

A

150 mSv

26
Q

Dose Limit Occupational
Annually for localized area skin/hands/feet

A

500 mSv

27
Q

Lifetime Cumulative Effective Dose (CED)

A

Age in years x 10 mSv

28
Q

How much of the general public annual dose is also occupational dose

A

10%

29
Q

Dose limit annual for FREQUENT general public/non medical exposure

A

1 mSv

30
Q

Dose limit annual for INFREQUENT general public/non medical exposure

A

5 mSv

31
Q

Gestational period fetus dose
-TOTAL GESTATIONAL PERIOD

A

5 mSv

32
Q

Gestational period fetus dose
-PER GESTATIONAL MONTH

A

0.5 mSv

33
Q

Aluminum Radiography Filtration

A

2.5mm AL

34
Q

Aluminum Fluoroscopy Filtration

A

2.5 mm AL

35
Q

Minimum lead apron thickness

A

0.25 mm PB

36
Q

Recommended lead thickness (not minimum)

A

0.5 mm Pb

37
Q

Minimum thyroid shield lead thickness

A

0.5 mm Pb

38
Q

Minimum lead gonad shield thickness

A

0.5 mm Pb

39
Q

Minimum lead fluoro protective curtain thickness

A

0.25 mm Pb

40
Q

Minimum lead bucky slot cover thickness

A

0.25 mm Pb