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What year were IR(ME)R And IRR established - ACCURATE ANSWER2017 What does IR(ME)R and IRR stand for - ACCURATE ANSWERIonising Radiation (Medical Exposure) regulations Ionising radiation regulations What does IRR deal with - ACCURATE ANSWERExposure to employees and the public What does IR(ME)R deal with - ACCURATE ANSWERExposure to patients for medical and non-medical procedures What factors does the IR(ME)R regulate - ACCURATE ANSWER-Justification of X-rays -optimisation (lowes...

AQA B1 CORE 255 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES|ALREADY GRADED A+ Allele - ANSWER- A form of a particular gene; may affect the way in which that gene functions in the organism. Antibiotic - ANSWER- A chemical drug that can kill bacteria or stop them from growing but that is safe to use in people or animals. Antibiotic resistance - ANSWER- Genetic changes caused by rare mutation, that cause some bacteria to become unaffected by specific antibiotics. Chromos...

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Quality Assurance Basics Exam 62 Questions with Verified Answers Why do we need Quality Assurance? (primary objective) - CORRECT ANSWER To enable prompt and accurate image diagnosis What are the 3 secondary objectives to QA? - CORRECT ANSWER 1. To maintain the quality of diagnostic images 2. to minimise the radiation exposure to patient and staff 3. to be cost effective Who is Responsible for Quality Assurance Programs? - CORRECT ANSWER Radiologist in charge But ultimately everyone i...

Magnetic Resonance Imaging - correct answer Magnetic - using a magnetic field Resonance - Vibrating at a frequency Imaging - to represent visually Spin and Procession - correct answer There are many different MRI active atomic nuclei such as phosphorus, hydrogen and carbon. Hydrogen nuclei, or protons, are MRI active and common in the body. They behave like random mini bar magnets, with a north and south pole. In an MRI scanner, all the protons will point in one direction. Faraday's...

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