Ionising - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

(A power-point presentation) Graded as a Distinction - Discusses Ionising and non-Ionising radiation techniques - Ionising meaning and detailed examples of Ionising techniques, showing its uses, benefits and limitations. Similar to Non-Ionising radiation. Has a full summary and conclusion at the end.

In overall, this unit has achieved DISTINCTION grade and contains all of the necessary contents. This assignment consists of two assignments as A&B assignment is merged together as the distinction criteria is required to compare the ionising techniques from LA:A and non ionising techniques from LA:B.

This assignment has achieved DISTINCTION grade and contains all of the necessary contents such as legislation for using on ionising techniques and non -ionising techniques, ranking the medical instruments from most dangerous to least dangerous. This assignment was written in high quality to ensure that it meets the distinction criteria.

This is the first assignment for unit 21- Explore the principles, production, usesand benefits of non-ionising instrumentation techniques in medical applications. This assignment covers both learning AIMS A AND B. This assignment has been awarded a distinction grade and covers all key aspects from PEARSON specification. Use as a guide only. Good luck :)

BTEC Applied Science Unit 21 Assignment 2 - Health and Safety in the medical use of ionising and non-ionising radiation technologies. Introduction, health and safety risks, ranking all included. Referenced throughout. Assignment has been awarded a DISTICTION.

Exemplar presentation outlining the uses of ionising and non-ionising radiation in medical applications. Includes ALL criteria that is required for the presentation component of Unit 21 Medical Physics. I hope it helps!

This is the second assignment for unit 21- Understand health and safety, associated risks, side effects and limitations of ionising and non-ionising instrumentation techniques in medical applications. This assignment covers aim C and contains all key aspects from PEARSON specfication. Use as a guide only. Good luck :)

Dental Nursing - Unit 306 - Ionising Radiation questions and answers .

this assignment explains and compare the health and safety risks, side effects and limitations of non-ionising and ionising radiation technologies. - MRI -ultrasounds - X-ray - Gamma ray it also explains how hospitals can employ health and safety measures, when using instrumentation, for the protection of operators and patients. And it discuss the consequences of poor health and safety when using non-ionising and ionising radiation technologies and the prevention and safety measures emplo...

Medical physics is the application of physics to medicine or healthcare, using the physic concepts, theories, and methods to help screen, diagnoses, or treatment. Radiation is used in medical application, which is an energy that transfers from one place to another in the form of a wave or particle. There are two types of radiation, ionising and non-ionisng.