LRA 216 Week 1 Quiz | Latest Update | Graded A+

LRA 216 Week 1 Quiz | Latest Update | Graded A+ The dose limit for the general public is _______ the dose limit for occupational exposure. 1/10 What is the best approach to occupational radiation exposure? Follow the concept of ALARA The dose limits established by the NCRP are derived from _______? BEIR and NSC reports The three cardinal principals of radiation protection involve_________. Time, Distance, and Shielding The concept of effective dose accounts for the ______. a.) different types of radiation and RBE b.) relative radiosensitivity of various tissues and organs c.) the person's distance from the source d.) Both A and B d.) Both A and B What is the NCRP? National Council of Radiation Protection The NCRP makes ________ regarding dose limits. recommendations The annual occupation dose limit for exposure to the lens of the eye is: 150 mSv When a single personnel monitoring device is worn, it should be worn at the collar level outside the lead apron All of the following would be recorded on a radiation dosimetry report except: a.) body mass index (BMI) b.) control badge exposure c.) lifetime equivalent dose d.) radiation quality a.) body mass index (BMI) Personnel monitoring devices include all of the following except the ____ dosimeter. scintillation Which instrument detects the presence of radiation rather than measuring it? Geiger-Mueller counter All of the following would be classified as field survey devices except: Film badge A device that is employed for the detection and measurement exposure from X-ray radiation is called a: Dosimeter Diagnostic radiology personnel may receive an annual dose limit of: 5 rem (50 mSv) Dose limits are based on a _____ dose-response relationship to radiation. Linear, nonthreshold The NCRP publishes annual dose limits for _______