This document contains a radiation safety examination with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of radiation safety principles including dose rate calculations, shielding, warning signs, and proper procedures. It addresses topics like determining safe barrier distances based on dose rates, calculating exposure doses given source activity and exposure time/distance, and regulatory requirements for transporting radioactive materials. The exam evaluates understanding of key radiation safety concepts.
This document contains a radiation safety examination with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of radiation safety principles including dose rate calculations, shielding, warning signs, and proper procedures. It addresses topics like determining safe barrier distances based on dose rates, calculating exposure doses given source activity and exposure time/distance, and regulatory requirements for transporting radioactive materials. The exam evaluates understanding of key radiation safety concepts.
This document contains a radiation safety examination with multiple choice questions testing knowledge of radiation safety principles including dose rate calculations, shielding, warning signs, and proper procedures. It addresses topics like determining safe barrier distances based on dose rates, calculating exposure doses given source activity and exposure time/distance, and regulatory requirements for transporting radioactive materials. The exam evaluates understanding of key radiation safety concepts.
1 When the radiation dose rate is 660 mR/hr at 3 feet from the source, the barrier distance for 0.75 mR/Hr will be ---------------------from the source. a 100 feet b !" feet c 7!3# feet d #" feet $ %he radiation from &r-1"$ is better than 'o-60 for use in radio(ra)h* because+ a it has shorter e,)osure time for the same thic-ness of material, b distance and shieldin( is lower for &r-1"$ c &r- 1"$ )ro.ides (reater )enetration than '0-60 d &r-1"$ has hi(her radiation intensit* than '0-60 3 /n unshielded &r-1"$ source of $5 curie with a (amma constant of 5." R/Hr/'i at one foot of source is e,)osed for $0 minutes at a distance of 50 ft what will be the dose0 a 5" mR b 5" mR/Hr c $0 mR d none of the abo.e. # 1enetic is a term that is used to describe the effects of radiation a future (eneration b on (enerators c on (eolo(ical sur.e*s d on (eo(ra)hical sur.e*s 5 /n unshielded &r-1"$ source of #5 'i with a (amma constant of 5." R/hr/ci at one foot of source is e,)osed for #5 seconds at a distance of 6 feet. What will be the dose0 a "$.5 mR b 5.5! mr/Hr c "3 mR/Hr d 5.53 R 2a(e 1 of 5 6 %he %34 or film bad(e+ a measures the user5s radiation e,)osure b measures the hi(hest )ermissible radiation dose c shields the radio(ra)her from radiation d )ro.ides the le(al record of dose. 7 %he radiation dose rate of #00 micro 6./Hr will reduce to ------------------ when the distance is increased from $ meters to ! meters a 100 micro6./hr b $5 micro6./hr c $00 micro6./Hr d none of the abo.e. ! %he half .alue of lead is 0.$$ inch. %he radiation warnin( si(n is 10 meters from the source. the measured radiation at the radiation warnin( si(n is 6mR/hr. &f *ou mo.e the si(n to $0 meters how man* sheets of lead will be re7uired to reduce the radiation to 0.75mR/Hr. a 8ne b %wo c %hree d 9our " &f the radio(ra)her notices malfunction in the e7ui)ment he should+ a :ust find out the fault and subse7uentl* re)air b /ttem)t to wind in the source and if successful, continue with ne,t e,)osure, c /ttem)t to wind in the source and then call for hel). d &mmediatel* lea.e the area and call for hel). 10 / radio(ra)her recei.es a dose and the time he s)ent in that )lace of e,)osure is 35 seconds. He was standin( at #$ meters from the source durin( the time of e,)osure and the acti.it* of the source is 7# curie &r-1"$. What will be the dose0 a $.$# micro 6. b $.$# micro 6./hr c $$.#3 micro 6. d $$.#3 micro 6. 11 When the radiation dose rate is #5 mR/Hr at # feet from the source, the barrier distance for 7.5 micro 6./Hr will be from the source a "! feet b 31 feet c 0."! feet d 1".6 feet 2a(e $ of 5 1$ Radiation will ha.e most immediate effect on+ a ;er.ous s*stem b &ntestine s*stem c Re)roducti.e cell d Hear and lun( muscle 13 2ersonnel that use radioacti.e material on 6. /ramco )ro)ert* must com)l* with+ a 6/<2 =11#3 b &/%/ c &'R2 d &'R> 1# Which of the followin( radiation dose recei.ed b* the whole bod* in a short )eriod of time would li-el* be fatal+ a 1000 milli6. b 1000 millirem c 1000rem d 5 6. 15 &f the source is not com)letel* retracted into the camera *ou should+ a continue the wor- as lon( as *ou can b continue the wor- until *ou (et the annual dose limit c radio(ra)h the area and after that it ma* correct b* itself. d 2ull the )ro?ector with the control to a safe area and call for hel). 16 Which instrument would (i.e the accumulated dose on the s)ot0 a a )oc-et dosimeter b a sur.e* meter c both a and b d a %34 bad(e 17 &t is ----------------------- to wear dosimeter while trans)ortin( radioacti.e material from the stora(e site to trans)ortin( .ehicle+ a de)ends on the acti.it* of the source b mandator* c non mandator* d recommended 1! %he units of measure of radiation dose are a 1ra* and @7 b Rem and sie.ert c Rad and curie d ;one of the abo.e. 2a(e 3 of 5 1" %he radio(ra)her finds at the boundar* the dose le.el to be # mR/Hr. the oundar* is at 30 meters from the source. What the radio(ra)her shall do0 a He should mo.e the barrier to #0 meter from the source b He should mo.e the barrier to 50 meter from the source c He should mo.e the barrier to 60 meter from the source d He should mo.e the barrier to 70 meter from the source. $0 / technician has emer(enc* situation with $5 curie &r-1"$ source. Where should he )lace the barrier0 %he RH: is 0.55R/Hr a 136 meter b 13# meter c 1#3 meter d some more data is re7uired to calculate $1 / collimator ha.in( # HA% thic-ness is used and the dose rate at distance of cordon off is 7.5 micro 6./Hr. What dose the o)erator would (et at this )lace without the collimator. a the dose rate would raise b* four times b the dose rate would raise b* 16 times c the dose rate would raise b* 3$ times d the dose rate would reduce b* 16 times $$ %he median lethal dose is about 500 rem recei.ed in a short )eriod of time. %his dose if recei.ed b* a )o)ulation of lar(e in number , the )robabilit* of sur.i.al is a all the )eo)le will die immediatel* b 50 B of the )eo)le would die within si,t* da*s c all the )eo)le would die within 60 da*s d median lethal dose is not related to death dose. $3 When the )ro?ector is shut off after com)letion of e,)osure+ a )re)are for the ne,t e,)osure b )re)are the e,)osure setu) after fi,in( the film c )osition the source for the ne,t e,)osure after fi,in( the film, ar-ers, and )enetrameter on the a))ro)riate location d after each e,)osure confirm with sur.e* meter and later start ne,t e,)osure. $# Aehicle carr*in( radioacti.e material shall ha.e warnin( si(n )laced on a 9ront side b @ac- side c /n* where but # feet from the (round le.el so that the front and rear .ehicles can notice the )resence of radiation d @oth on front side and bac- side. 2a(e # of 5 $5 &f an o)erator re(ularl* comes u) with hi(h %34 bad(e readin( but ne(li(ible dosimeter readin(s it should be first chec-ed that+ a 4osimeter is wor-in( b %34 bad(e is )robabl* wron( c Where and how the o)erator wears and -ee)s his dosimeter and film bad(e in relation to the source. d ;one of the abo.e statement is true. $6 2ostin( of radiation warnin( si(ns+ a 2re.ents the (eneral )ublic from enterin( a radiation area b :ust be done before radiation wor- commences c 6hould onl* be done if radiation dose rate can e,ceed 0.75mR/Hr at the barrier d @oth a and b are correct. $7 %he radiation le.el of !0mR/Hr is reduced to 5 mR/Hr b* increasin( the distance. %he distance has been increased b*---------------------------. a double b tri)le c four times d fi.e times. $! %he %34 bad(e a :easures all hi(h dose le.el abo.e $ mR b :easures cumulati.e e,)osure to radiation c &t almost absorbs all radiations and )rotects the o)erator if )ro)erl* worn on the bod*. d %34 will res)ond onl* for hi(h dose le.el area and it need not be used after cordon off area. $" Cou can best )rotect *ourself from a radiation dose b*+ a Wearin( a film bad(e b Wearin( a )oc-et dosimeter c >sin( sur.e* meter d /))l*in( the conce)t time, distance and shieldin( e /ll of the abo.e. 30 Cou can best control the radiation area and radiation dose recei.ed b* a )erson a the )lace of wor- b* a Wearin( a film bad(e b >sin( a sur.e* meter c >sin( a )oc-et dosimeter d @oth b and c 2a(e 5 of 5