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Nuclear medicine board review LATEST ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) - CORRECT ANSWER what agency is responsible for regulation of the purchase, receipt, use, and disposal of radioactive materials Agreement State - CORRECT ANSWER a state that accepts responsibility for the regulation of all radioactive materials Federal facilities (ex. VA hospitals and military installations) - CORRECT ANSWE...

compared to other types of incidents to which first responders are commonly called, hazardous material incidents typically___________. A. are shorter in duration B. are more complicated C. produce a higher rate of false alarms D. results in more injuries - ANSWER are more complicated by which acronym are the federal regulations detailing hazardous materials response competencies collectively known______. A. HAZEL B. HAZWOPER C. SARA D. HSC/HHC - ANSWER B. HAZWOPER the DOT def...

Nuclear Medicine Board review EXAM what agency is responsible for regulation of the purchase, receipt, use, and disposal of radioactive materials - CORRECT ANSWER U.S Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) a state that accepts responsibility for the regulation of all radioactive materials - CORRECT ANSWER Agreement State Which facilities in agreement states are still regulated by the NRC? - CORRECT ANSWER Federal facilities (ex. VA hospitals and military installations) How is authorized ...

A reference book intended to be carried in every emergency vehicle in the United States is the: A. IFSTA First Responder Manual. B. NIOSH Handbook of Hazardous Materials. C. DOT Emergency Response Guidebook. D. NFPA Fire Protection Handbook. - ANSWER C The two types of potential hazards found in each guide of the Emergency Response Guidebook are: A. reactivity and solubility. B. spill and leak. C. corrosive and flammable. D. health and fire / explosion. - ANSWER D The steps that ...

How big are DOT labels? 4 inch square, on point Where is the primary DOT label? On the left Brainpower Read More How many hazards can be on a DOT label? several NFPA 704 Hazardous Materials Marking System Placard: Blue means..... Health Hazard Placard: Red means.... Flammability Hazard Placard: Yellow means.... Instability Placard: White means...... Special Hazards 5 Special Hazards (1) Combustable Dust Fibers (2) Spraying/painting dip tanks ...

NMTCB study guide latest update graded A Patient Release (therapy) TEDE < 0.5rem (5mSv) TEDE to other individual < 0.1 rem (1mSv) with written instructions Palliative therapy: Sr-89 Chloride Ca+ analog that rapidly clears out of blood and localizes in areas of osteogenesis repeated every 12 weeks Palliative therapy: Sm-153 Lexidronam BONE CANCER phosphate compound repeat t(x) every 12 weeks Palliative therapy: P-32 Sodium Phosphate BONE CANCER accumulation in hydroxiapatite crytal of bo...

Shipping papers Hazardous Material According to the USDOT a material is any substance or material in any form or quantity that poses and unreasonable risk to safety, health, and property when transported in commerce Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Risks of hazardous materials By their very nature can be very damaging to the environment, wildlife,, and human life around them. Unless you are ...

FIRE INSPECTOR II REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ How big are DOT labels? - ANSWER-4 inch square, on point Where is the primary DOT label? - ANSWER-On the left How many hazards can be on a DOT label? - ANSWER-several NFPA 704 - ANSWER-Hazardous Materials Marking System Placard: Blue means..... - ANSWER-Health Hazard Placard: Red means.... - ANSWER-Flammability Hazard Placard: Yellow means.... - ANSWER-Instability Placard: White means...... - ANSWER-Special ...

NMTCB Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers 3 major federal agencies that control use of radioactive materials in NM - Answer-NRC DOT FDA DOT I (white) - Answer-At contact no more than 0.5 mR/hr At 3ft no detected radioactivity DOT II (yellow) - Answer-Contact = no more than 50 mR/hr 3ft = no more than 1 mR/hr DOT III (yellow) - Answer-Contact = no more than 200 mR/hr 3ft = no more than 10 mR/hr Total dose calculation - Answer-Total dose = (dose rate)(time) Inverse s...

Ben Hirst Hazmat Exam I-I questions and correct answers Time, distance, shielding - answer-When dealing with a radiological incident involving a leak or spill, what exposure guidelines should the hazmat first responder use to minimize radioactive contamination? Protective Actions - answer-The steps that are taken to preserve the health and safety of emergency responders and the public during an incident involving releases of hazardous materials are called? Recognizing the presence of haza...