Module 2: Managing Radiological Risks Flashcards

(9 cards)

1
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What PERSONAL factors can introduce risks at work?

A
  • Experience
  • Knowledge
  • Age
  • Physical Capability
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What SITUATIONAL factors can introduce risks at work?

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  • Stress
  • Time Pressure
  • Level of Control
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3
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What is the minimum dose of rem to have in utero effects?

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min. dose of 10 rem

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4
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what is radiography?

A

imaging technique using x-ray or gamma rays to view internal form of the object

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5
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What are the risks to an unborn child whose mother is a NEW?

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  • Early Pregnancy Loss
  • Developmental Abnormalities
  • Intellectual Disability
  • Childhood Cancer
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Recommended Actions of a worker when she is pregnant or breastfeeding>?

A

do not enter radiological zones and notify:
- first line manager (FLM)
- responsible health physicist (RHP)
- human resources (HR)
- wellness coordinator

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Responsibilities if administered a radiopharmaceutical treatment?

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notify supervisor b/c treatment may irritate TLD and alarm portal monitors, whole body monitors, etc.

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Until all residual radioactivity is gone from radiopharmaceutical treatment and given approval from RPC worker can’t…

A
  • enter any zoned areas
  • participate in dosimetry
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What approval is required before entering a radiography area?

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need permission from Radiography Crew Leader/Lead Radiographer and to be under direct protection of RPC

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