2013 Radiation Safety Refresher Class

12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031
Across
  1. 4. Checking each other's personal monitoring equipment is called _______checking.
  2. 5. The exposure rate at 40 ft. for 30 curies of Ir-192 with a 4 HVL collimator is ___mR/hr
  3. 7. RQ stands for _____quantity.
  4. 10. The modifying factor that is used to derive dose equivalent from absorbed dose.
  5. 11. A deposit of radioactive material on a undesired area, object, or person.
  6. 16. You have 8 mR/hr at 100 feet. The distance to obtain 2 mR/hr is ____feet (two words)
  7. 17. 10 millisieverts is equal to how many rem
  8. 18. Radiation from cosmic sources, naturally occurring radioactive material, and global fallout as it exists in the environment is called ______radiation.
  9. 21. Byproduct material received, possessed, used, transferred, or disposed of under a general or specific license issued by the NRC or agreement state is called ______material.
  10. 22. A minimum of ___ curies constitutes a RQ for Ir-192 and Co-60
  11. 24. An enclosed shielded room, cell, or vault, not located at a temporary jobsite in which radiography is performed is called a ______installation.
  12. 27. The term _____survey is used on the radiation report for a survey to determine that the sealed source is in its fully shielded position when removing from and returning to storage.
  13. 28. A length of cable containing a connector, locking ball, and sealed source
  14. 30. The total number of protons and neutrons contained in an atom is the atomic _______.
Down
  1. 1. When receiving radioactive material a survey must be performed as soon as practical or within how many hours if received within normal business hours?
  2. 2. A chart that provides you with the curie strength for a given day.
  3. 3. An individual under direct supervision of a radiographer while using exposure devices and any related ssociated equipment is called a radiographer's ______.
  4. 6. You have a reading at your ropes of 10 mR/hr. What is the total exposure time you are limited to in a hour to be in compliance with the 2 mR/hr rule?
  5. 8. A container containing a sealed source in which the sealed source may be moved from a shielded to unshielded position for the purpose of making a radiograph (two words)
  6. 9. Personnel that use, transport, or handle radioactive material must be on the Mistras _______access list.
  7. 12. Approximately how many inches are in a meter (two words)
  8. 13. The first step when finding your dosimeter "off-scale" is to _____the radiographic operation.
  9. 14. A dosimeter is read and recorded how many times in a day (shift).
  10. 15. Film badges are changed out at what intervals
  11. 19. Leak tests for depleted uranium are performed at what intervals
  12. 20. Who is the 24 hour Mistras emergency contact for shipping and transportation
  13. 23. After cranking in the source you should apply ______motion to ensure that the source has locked in the shielded position
  14. 25. The number of protons or electrons contained in an atom is called the _______number.
  15. 26. The annual dose limit for extremities is ____ rem
  16. 29. A survey meter must be capable of an accuracy of +/- ___ percent
  17. 31. Sealed sources used in industrial radiography emit what type of radiation