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Ionizing Radiation   show
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Nonionizing Radiation   show
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Particulate Radiation   show
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Electromagnetic Spectrum   show
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show Natural background radiation from radioactive materials in the crust of the earth  
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Cosmic Radiation   show
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Internal from radionuclides   show
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show radon  
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show Linear Energy Transfer (deposit energy)  
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ALARA   show
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As intensity increases   show
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As intensity decreases   show
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R stands for   show
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RAD stands for   show
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show SI unit of RAD  
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100 RAD equals   show
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Equivalent dose is   show
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If LET is high   show
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show QF is low  
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show 1  
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show 1  
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The QF for Alpha is   show
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The QF for Neutron is   show
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SI unit for equivalent dose   show
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show 1 SV  
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show Effects on the body related to RAD  
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Short term somatic effects   show
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Long term somatic effects   show
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Genetic effects   show
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show Alpha emitter-high LET high QF (20)  
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show Intensity is higher Intensity is lower  
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show intensity  
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Radionuclide   show
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show As the intensity of xray exposure of the air volume increases,k the number of electron-ion pairs produced also increases  
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show Geiger counter  
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The SI unit for Electrical Charge   show
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show Responsible for biologic damage resulting from the tissues exposed to radiation  
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show Amount of absorption (high z = high absorption)  
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show 20  
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show THe product of the average absorbed dose in a tissue or organ in the human body and its associated radiation weighting factor chosen for the type of energy of the radiation in question  
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Annual occupational exposure   show
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Cumulative occupational exposure   show
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show Background Equivalent Radiation Time  
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show Determines occupational exposure  
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Placement of personnel dosimeter   show
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TLD Ring Badge   show
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Film badges   show
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show lists the deep, eye, and shallow occupational exposure of each person  
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RSO   show
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show 1979 radioactive reactor core overheated (no health problems occured)  
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show Ukraine 1986 an explosion -many deaths from radiation exposure  
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show Alpha  
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Mental retardation caused by exposure of the fetus in the uterus is considered what?   show
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show year to date and cumulative  
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Intermittent/Pulsed Fluoroscopy   show
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show 10 roentgens (R) per min  
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show 20 R/min  
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10 days after first day of menstruation   show
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NCRP   show
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Repeat examinations   show
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Patient is a source of   show
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show 1/1000  
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show Positive Beam Limitation- restricts the size of the radiographic beam  
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Monthly EqD of embryo-fetus   show
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Three basic principles of radiation protection   show
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show the most accurate personal monitoring device  
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show REM  
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APR   show
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show have to press it the whole time... limit is 5 mins  
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show primary beam  
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