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What are the two types of cosmic radiation?

Stars + Sun

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What are radiation indcued cancers?

Linear, Non-Threshold

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What adverse effect was seen in the 1986 Chernobyl incident?

Increases in Thyroid cancer in children and adolescents

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What is the second leading cause of lung cancer?

Radon

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Who was the first radiation death in the U.S?

Clarence Madison Dally

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X-rays are what type of radiation?

Ionizing Radiation

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What are the responsibilities of an employer?

Supply resources and implement and maintain radiation safety program

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What is the responsibility of the radiologist or physician?

Do not order unnecessary exams

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What is radioactivity measured in?

Becquerel

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What is Diagnostic Efficiency?

Accuracy of the study to reveal injury

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Where do you receive the lowest exposure to cosmic radiation?

Sea Level

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What should the radon level in homes be?

Not exceeding 4 pico curies

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What is the dose per individual regardless of exposure?

Effective Dose

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What are the characteristics Ionizing Radiation?

High Frequency, High Energy, Short Wavelength

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Who invented the Fluoroscope

Thomas Edison

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Where are genetic effects seen?

Offspring and DNA damage

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What type of Radiation is Gamma

Ionizing

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Where is a somatic event seen?

In the individual and damage to cells

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What is another term for occupational dose?

Equivalent Dose

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What is the Absorbed Dose measured in?

Gray

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What is BERT?

Compares the amount of radiation exposure from natural to x-ray

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What percentage of your radiation exposure is from Natural Radiation

50%

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Synonym for ALARA (ORP)

Optimization for Radiation Protection

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What are the characteristics of an X-Ray compared to Visible Light

X-ray has more energy and a shorter Wave Length

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List these radiation types wavelengths from Least to Highest Frequency:

  • Gamma

  • Radio

  • Visible

Radio, Visible, Gamma

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What are our Badges measured in?

Rem (sievert)

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What is the tube output measured in?

Coulomb

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What is not a Somatic Effect?

Excessive Mutations

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What are Late Somatic effects ?

Cataracts and shorter life span

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What causes Bone Marrow Failure

Aplastic Anemia

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What is DAP?

Measure of the amount of radiant energy delivered to the patient’s body

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What is the measure of the amount of energy that travels from the beam to the air?

Air Kerma

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What is not a short term Somatic Effect

Red Blood Cells

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What UV rays are considered non ionizing

Rays less that 10

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Is barium found in rocks?

No

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What is the law of Bergonie + Tribondeau

cells are more radiosensitive when they are immune and dying

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What is the ICRP

Internatonal Commission on Radiation Protection

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What guidelines do ALARA follow?

Linear, Non Threshold

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What is Nonstochastic?

Cell Killing and directly related to dose received

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What is the dose limit for localized areas (hands)

500 mSv

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What does BEIR do?

Review effects of radiation mostly on atomic bomb survivors

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What does the NRC control?

Non agreement states

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What is the Patient Consumer Act of 1981?

Minimum standards of radiology

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Who approved the RSO and facility?

NRC

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What is the DEP (environment protection) also known as?

Bureau of Radiation Protection

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Who controls Atomic Energy?

NRC

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What is the NID?

When the report is dismissed because the level is low

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Who enforces radiation standards?

NRC

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What is the embryo level for whose gestational period?

5 mSv

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What does Report 116 deal with?

employees dose limits

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What is the dose limit for Students annually?

1 mSv

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Who inspects mammography?

FDA

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What has high sensitivity?

Red Bone marrow

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Who is not responsible for enforcing standards?

NCRP

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Who regulates prostate and thyroid seed implants?

NRC

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What is the Public Annual dose?

1 mSv

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What annual dose of the Eye

150 mSv

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What are criteria for ICRP?

Provide clear and concise guidance and are the international authority

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What did the ICRP lower the effective dose to?

20 mSv

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What does Report 102 deal with?

lead requirements

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What does Report 160 deal with?

review the 7x increase of exposure

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What does the NCRP do?

Review ICRP and make recommendations to the US

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What is the cumulative effective dose of a 26 year old?

260 mSv

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What is Thallium 201?

nuc med for heart stress

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What is CFR 21?

minimum source to skin guidelines for fluoro and mobile

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What is a medium sensitive tissue example?

Fibroblast

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What is not an early tissue reaction?

Organ Atrophy

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Who regulated electronic products?

USFDA

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What is deterministic?

more severe at higher levels of exposure

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What are Stochastic effects?

Randomly Occuring

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Where is the best place to stand when observing a fluoro?

Behind the Radiologist

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What is a compensating filter used for?

Varying patient thickness

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What is the minimum source to skin fluoro fixed?

15 inches

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What protects against scatter?

Lead curtin

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What absorbs energy of scatter?

Shielding

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What protects gonadal area?

Bucky Slot

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What is directly proportional?

Time

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What is indirectly proportional?

Distance

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What beam lighting device is used to telescope smaller areas?

Cone

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What should the thickness be on a secondary barrier?

1/32

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What gives the highest occupational dose?

Scatter

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What is the lead amount of bucky slot cover?

0.25 mm

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What automatically terminates?

AEC

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What lead minimum for Apron?

0.5mm

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Minimum source to skin Mobile?

12 inches

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What is the total filtration required above 2.5 kVp

2.5mm AI

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What produces electrons?

The mA

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What is an example of an uncontrolled area?

waiting room

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When does the cumulative timing go off in fluoro?

5 minutes

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How far should the primary barrier extend?

7 feet

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What is a flat lead small area?

aperture diaphragm

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What is the filtration for mobile and fluoro?

2.5mm AI

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What type of radiation emerges from the patient?

Scatter

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Where is scatter the highest?

X-ray tube end

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Who documents fluoro time?

RT in procedure

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Criteria for primary barrier?

Perpendicular to primary beam that is 1/16 in. thick of lead

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What collimator cleans for shutters?

Near

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What are the types of filtration used in x-ray tube?

inherent and added

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How much does the secondary barrier need to overlap the primary?

½ inch

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What does not intercept primary?

Control Booth