Across
- 2. Radiation that removes electrons
- 7. Encased radioactive material (6,6)
- 9. Limit Maximum radiation exposure allowed (11,5)
- 12. Residual radiation from release
- 16. Oversees radiation protection (6,7)
- 17. Steps for radiation safety
- 18. Actions for radiation safety
- 21. Shields against inhaled radiation (11,10)
- 23. Type of radiation dose
- 24. Guidelines for radiation protection
- 25. Removes radioactive substances
- 27. Organized radiation safety effort
- 28. Restricts radioactive spread (11,4)
- 34. Tools for radiation protection
- 35. Radioactive particles in air (8,13)
- 38. Radiation detection device
- 41. Protective gear for radiation
- 43. Type of radiation dose
- 48. Handheld radiation detector (6,5)
- 50. Keeping radioactive material
- 53. Thermoluminescent dosimeter (3,5)
- 56. Used in medical imaging
- 57. Moving radioactive material
- 60. Detects radiation emissions (12,7)
- 61. Area with high radiation levels (3,4)
- 65. Radiation without ionization
- 69. Measures radiation exposure
- 71. Assessment Evaluates radiation hazards (4,10)
- 73. High-speed electron emission
- 74. Occupation with radiation exposure (9,6)
- 75. Open-form radioactive material (8,6)
- 78. Variant of an element with radiation
- 79. Uncontrolled radiation release
- 80. Restricts access to radiation areas
- 83. Measures radiation levels
- 86. Area Requires radiation monitoring (10,4)
- 87. High-energy electromagnetic radiation
- 88. Practice for radiation incidents (9,5)
- 90. Excessive radiation dose
- 92. Methods for radiation control
- 93. Radiation assessment in an area
- 94. Worn for X-ray protection (4,5)
- 95. Measurement of radiation dose
- 97. Unit of absorbed dose
- 98. Oversees radiation safety
- 99. Occupational radiation exposure
- 100. Area Radiation zone with access restrictions (10,4)
- 101. Time for radioactive decay
- 102. Prevents radiation spread
- 103. Warning of increased radiation (9,5)
- 104. Worn to reduce exposure (10,8)
Down
- 1. Recommendations for radiation safety
- 3. Medical field using radiation (7,8)
- 4. Three radiation protection methods (4,8,9)
- 5. Evaluates radiation risks (6,10)
- 6. Uncontrolled radiation escape (9,4)
- 8. Defined radiation zone
- 10. Unit of radiation dose
- 11. Laws on radiation safety
- 13. Maximum radiation dose
- 14. Individual radiation tracking device (8,9)
- 15. Organizational radiation rules
- 19. Protects against inhalation exposure
- 20. Common shielding material
- 22. Byproduct of radiation use (11,5)
- 26. Protects against beta particles (4,6)
- 29. Radiation safety expert (6,9)
- 30. Required for radiation workers (7,4)
- 31. Authorization for radiation tasks (4,6)
- 32. Unplanned radiation event
- 33. Tracks radiation absorption (4,10)
- 36. Neutral subatomic particle
- 37. Contact with radiation
- 39. Area restricted due to radiation (9,4)
- 40. Plan Emergency radiation procedure (10,4)
- 42. Evaluates radiation risks
- 44. Health monitoring for radiation workers
- 45. Naturally occurring gas
- 46. Type of radiation dose
- 47. Worn to track exposure (9,5)
- 49. Defined high-radiation area (9,4)
- 51. Limits radiation release
- 52. Prevents radioactive spread (13,7)
- 54. Disposed radioactive materials (9,5)
- 55. Natural environmental radiation
- 58. Basic concepts of radiation protection
- 59. Accidental radioactive spread (13,5)
- 62. Protects against radiation
- 63. Required for radiation work
- 64. Used for radiation detection (9,9)
- 66. Responsible for radiation safety
- 67. Helium nucleus emission
- 68. Route of radiation exposure
- 70. Radiation exposure inside body
- 72. Tracks individual radiation exposure (8,10)
- 76. Unplanned radiation event
- 77. Route of radiation contact (8,7)
- 81. Education on radiation safety
- 82. Process of radiation emission
- 84. Detects radiation in medicine (5,6)
- 85. Identifies radiation presence
- 89. Radiation detection device (3,7)
- 91. Radiation exposure outside body
- 96. Radiation safety principle