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30 Cards in this Set
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If enough explosives are used to spread radioactive material over a broad area then radioactivity is?
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Diluted and may not be much higher than background radiation levels.
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During a radiation emergency at a dose rate of ________ per hour, emergency personnel should await specific inst. from rad. officers i how to proceed.
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10 rem/hr
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During a rad. emergency, the dose limit for individuals engaging in life saving activities is ______ rem.
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25
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Radioactive material that is attached or assoc. w/ dust particles or in liquid form on various surfaces is the definition
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Radioactive contamination
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The design of a _______ imaging suite involves significant rad. concerns
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PET/CT
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Each fluorine-18 nuclear transformation by positron decay yields 2 highly penetrating _____ photons?
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511 kilo-volts
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Diagnostic tech. in nuclear medicine typically make use of _______ radioactive isotopes as radioactive tracers?
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Short lived
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While a pt. receives I-131 therapy and is hospitalized a lrg. ____ rolling Pb shield can be placed between the pt. and attending personnel for protection.
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1 in thick
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Strontium-89 is a pure _______ emitter?
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Beta
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A _____ is neutron that transforms itself into a combination of a proton and an energetic electron?
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Beta decay
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Strontium is a member of the same family of elements on the periodic table as???
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calcium
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Tellurium-125 has ____ protons and ____ neutrons.
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52 and 73
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I-125 in the form of titanium encapsulated cylindrical seeds has been used quite extensively within the past decade to give tumorcidal rad. equiv. dose to?
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prostate cancer
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Therapeutic isotopes are characterized by???
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relatively longer half lives
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Ionization chambers connected to electro-meters are used by med. physicist to perform the standard measurements required by state fed. healthcare accred. org. for rad. and fluoroscopic devices...these devices include?
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all of thee above
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Which of the following is not true about monitoring instruments?
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They are equally sensitive in the detection of ionizing rad.
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Which component of the gieger-muller detector alerts the operator if the prescense of ionizing rad.
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audio amplifier and speaker
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Which of the following are disadvantages of using pocket ionization chambers as personal dosimeters?
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all of thee above
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Which of the following doisemeters resembles an ordinary fountain pen?
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pocket ionization chamber
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Which of the following items is not a basic component of the film badge dosimeter?
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charged electrodes
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The effective atomic # of Lithium fluoride is equal to?
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8.2
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In diagnostic imaging the _________ of the opt. stim. lumin. dosimeter makes it ideal for mocking employees working in low rad. env. and for preg. workers.
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Increased sensitivity
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The sensing crystals contained in the TLD are exposed to ionizing rad. which of the following occurs.
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some of the electrons in the crystalline ? structure of the lithium fluoride molecule absorb energy and are excited to a higher energy level
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Which device uses an aluminum oxide detector?
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optically stim. lum. dosimeter
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Which of the following instruments generally has a check source of a weak long lived radioisotope located on one side of the external surface to varify its constancy each day?
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Geiger-Mueller counter
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Ionization chamber type survey meter is known by a more common name...
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cutie pie
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What do film badges, opt. stim. lumin. doisemeters , pocket ionization chambers and TLD's have in common?
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all used for personal monitoring
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What is the maximum period of time a TLD may be worn as a personal doisemeter?
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monthly
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Metal filters contained in a film badge generally composed of what material?
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Al and Cu
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Actual long-term affects of a dirty bomb are?
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minimal
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