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What is ALARA?
As Low As Reasonably Achievable
Explain how time, distance and shielding are important in radiation protection?
Limit time to exposure and increase distance (inverse sq law) and use proper source shielding
What is the government body that regulates by product material?
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
What governing agency regulates day to day operations at NM departments?
NJ state Department of Environmental Protection - Bureau of Radiation Control
What government agency regulates transportation of radioactive material?
Dept of Transportation
Who certifies imaging modalities?
American College of Radiology
who offers accreditation?
American Board of Radiology
Who is the insurance company's mercenaries?
Care Core
who accredits heath care facilities?
JCAHO - Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health care Organizatons
What is an important rule in nuclear medicine?
Post all areas with radioactive material with appropriate signage
what is the "whistle blower law'?
CFR part 19
List the 9 tests technologists must do daily or weekly?
1. daily personal survey
2. daily area survey
3. weekly wipe tests
4. Dose log
5. daily constancy check for dose calibrator
6. daily meter check
7. RAM pkg receipt-survey & wipe test
8. RAM package return-survey & wipe test
9. Waste disposal log
How many half lives do you have to wait to dispose of hot trash?
10
What is unique to UV radiation as far as health effects?
Only type of radiation to effect immune system
Background radiation consists of __% natural and __% manmade. Manmade is broken down: x-rays __%, NM __% and other __%. Natural consists of internal __%, terresterial __%, Cosmic __% and radon the largest at __%
Background radiation consists of 82% natural and 18% manmade. Manmade is broken down: x-rays 11%, NM 4% and other 3%. Natural consists of internal 11%, terresterial 8%, Cosmic 8% and radon the largest at 55%