Unit 1: Introduction to Radiation Protection

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Across
  1. 3. number that indicates organ and tissue radiosensitivity
  2. 5. interaction between x-ray photon and inner-shell electron
  3. 8. x-ray beam before after it exits the tube but before it enters the patient but
  4. 10. energy deposited per length of track
  5. 11. type of radiation that can cause biologic damage
  6. 13. radiation that comes from the earth
  7. 16. dose that accounts for the type of ionizing radiation received
  8. 21. transfer of energy from radiation to air
  9. 23. also known as classic, elastic, or unmodified scatter
  10. 25. acronym for as low as reasonably achievable
  11. 26. radiation induced effects that are seen in children of the exposed individual
  12. 27. SI unit for absorbed dose
  13. 28. scatter responsible for most of the scattered radiation in an radiographic exam
  14. 29. one of the most common sources of natural background radiation
  15. 31. radiation induced reactions that occur months or years after exposure
  16. 32. measure of general harm
  17. 33. method of comparing the amount of radiation recieved with an amount of background radiation
  18. 34. radiation that comes from the sun and other stars
Down
  1. 1. one of the three cardinal rules of radiation protection
  2. 2. not sperm or ova
  3. 4. random
  4. 6. type of cancer that was prevalent after the Chernobyl disaster
  5. 7. weighting factor that describes differences in types of radiation
  6. 9. SI unit for effective dose
  7. 12. amount of energy per mass that has been absorbed
  8. 14. sum of EfD equivalents from radiation exposure
  9. 15. the possibility of inducing adverse biological effects
  10. 17. the higher this number is, the more attenuation results
  11. 18. x-ray photons that have undergone absorption or scatter and do not reach the IR
  12. 19. photons type of radiation that strikes the IR producing the image
  13. 20. some of the first radiation induced deaths and injuries were a direct result of this type of exposure
  14. 22. effects of radiation that appear shortly after exposure
  15. 24. the degree of accuracy
  16. 30. measure of air kerma over the patient's surface