Radiation Protection
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Topics of this game:
- ALARA stands for:
- Radiographers are able to keep radiation exposures at the lowest level possible using the concept of:
- Cosmic radiation is a form of:
- Radiation has the greatest potential for damage in tissues that have the:
- Which tissues are the most radiosensitive
- Which of the following is NOT necessary to produce radiation?
- Cells respond to radiation based on what factor(s)?
- Acute radiation syndrome appears in four stages. What is the first of the four stages?
- Which device is not a radiation protective device?
- Rapidly cells are more sensitive to radiation?
- Where does the radiographer get most of their occupational exposure?
- The three Cardinal Rules are:
- The RAD or Gray is an amount of radiation that is:
- Somatic cells are:
- Crypt cells are:
- Any type of radiation that transfers its energy directly to the key molecule is considered a:
- Annual occupation dose of radiation is:
- Cummulative occupation dose is:
- Annual radiation dose to the lens of the eye for an occupation worker is:
- Annual gestational dose is:
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