UNIT 2 Flashcards

1
Q

4 types of Personnel monitoring devices

A

film badge
optical stimulated thermoluminescent dosimeter (OSL)
thermoluminescent dosimeter
dosimeter

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2
Q

4 area monitoring devices

A

ionization chamber type
proportional counter
geiger-muller counter
calibration instruments

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3
Q

exposure means

A

ionization in air

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4
Q

absorbed into the person is

A

dose

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5
Q

personnel monitoring devices measure

A

exposure

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6
Q

sensitivity for film badge

A

10mR- 500rem

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7
Q

Types: collar or ring
Monthly
Detects xray, gamma, beta

A

film badge

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8
Q

film badge filters are

A

aluminum (comparison for soft tissue)
copper (comparison for bone)

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9
Q

the darker the _____ on a film badge determines how much exposure

A

density

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10
Q

minimal =

A

> 10mR

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11
Q

kept in radiation free area
transport (kept in a box)
need to be kept in radiation free areas

A

control badge

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12
Q

wear collar and outside apron
keep safe from heat, fluid, humidity
badge incident report

A

badge maintenence

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13
Q

monthly: use
components: plastic holder, aluminum oxide (crystals), filters
read: laser lights
sensitive: humidity, heat, fluids

A

OSL Optically stimulated thermoluminescent dosimeter

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14
Q

1 mrem- 1000 REM

A

OSL

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15
Q

more sensitive and has more measurement than film badge

A

OSL

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16
Q

Use: 1-3 months
components: plastic holder, lithium fluroide crystals
reading: TLD analizer & radiation exposure= intensity of light

A

TLD Thermoluminescent dosimeter

17
Q

5mR-1000’s rem

A

TLD

18
Q

not as sensitive as an OSL but more than film badge

A

TLD

19
Q

most sensitive type of dosimeter

A

pocket dosimeter

20
Q

Detects gamma radiation
Ionization chamber
measures exposure (in air)
Personal record kept
Immediate feedback

A

pocket dosimeter

21
Q

measures exposure in air

A

ionization chamber

22
Q

self reading dosimeters have a built in ____

A

electrometer

23
Q

4 area monitoring devices

A

ionization chamber type
proportional counter
geiger-muller counter
calibration instruments

24
Q

Rate meter (measures exposure over time)
gas-filled ionization chamber
measures - gamma, xray, beta
1 mR/hr-1000s R/hour
used by medical physicists and engineers

A

Ionization chamber type

25
Q

1 mRhr-1000s R/hr

A

ionization chamber type

26
Q

lab setting only
measures alpha and beta
do not see this in radiography
low level radioactive contaminatioons

A

proportional counter

27
Q

detects: electrons from radioactive nuclei
xray, gamma, beta
Nuclear medicine departments: lost sources
audible alarms (like metal detector)

A

Geiger-Muller counter

28
Q

ionization chambers: cutie pie & dosimeters
Rate meters
Equipment output
HOW MUCH RADIATION FROM EQUIPMENT

A

Calibration Instruments

29
Q

which is most sensitive?

A

pocket dosimeter

30
Q

which has self journal?

A

pocket dosimeter

31
Q

3 months?

A

TLD

32
Q

1 month usage?

A

film badge, OSL

33
Q

which most common nuclear?

A

Geiger-Muller

34
Q

lab settings?

A

proportional counter

35
Q

output radiographic unit?

A

calibration instrument

36
Q

lost source?

A

Geiger-Muller

37
Q

alpha beta?

A

proportional counter

38
Q

filters do?

A

measure penetration

39
Q

ingrediants?

A

copper (bone like) aluminum (soft tissue like)