STE #7 Flashcards
Which of the following isotopes is not NORM?
Cesium
Radioactivity is considered to be detectable when ______.
Reproducible indication of its presence above background is found
Material may be unconditionally released from radiological controls if it meets which of the following criteria?
- No detectable loose surface contamination.
- No detectable/suspected internal contamination.
and 3. No detectable alpha contamination.
Which one of the following is not required to be on a radioactive material label
Do not remove without RP Supervisor approval
A small computer was being surveyed for release. A smear was taken and the results were no detectable beta/gamma and 2 dpm alpha. The computer was placed in a TEM and did not alarm. The computer could be released. True or False?
False
If an item is placed in a TEM and alarms the unit twice which action below should be taken?
- Decontaminate the item and re-monitor in the TEM,
and 2. Control the item as radioactive material
When can personal that has been confirmed as being contaminated be returned back to the owner
Item has been deconned and successfully passes a TEM without alarming
Security equipment such as firearms, respiratory protection equipment, ammunition; should be monitored on the individual monitors through the exit equipment. True or False?
True
A Senior ANSI qualified technician is required to release personal items through a TEM. True or False?
False
To be unconditionally released equipment must meet which criteria below
No detectable naturally occurring radioactive material above background
Items which are suspected to be contaminated with tritium can be released through a TEM monitor since it can detect low levels of gamma radiation. True or False?
False
Which of the following is not true of TEM monitors
Effective in measuring very low levels of beta and gamma radiation
TEM should alarm when ___________ dpm has been detected.
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Who must approve conditional release of radioactive material
RP Supervisor
Radioactive material in storage should meet the following requirements
- Be stored in an area that is posted in accordance with NISP-RP-004, Radiological Posting,
and 2. Have a radioactive material label or tag clearly attached that shows the radiological hazards