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what does IR(ME)R stand for? CORRECT ANSWER Ionising radiation (medical exposure) Regulations What does IR(ME)R relate to? CORRECT ANSWER the safety of patients undergoing exposure of x-rays What does ALARP mean? CORRECT ANSWER As low as responsibly possible What do the initials RPS stand for? CORRECT ANSWER Radiation Protection Supervisor What responsibilities does the RPS have? CORRECT ANSWER They ensure there are local rules and that all staff are complying with them. What does...

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Radiography - Answer-Is the use of electromagnetic radiation to form 2 dimentional images of the inside of the human body x-ray image - Answer-Radiogaph Radioopaque - Answer-Appears white (Light/grey) areas of the film after exposure. This shows structures that radiation does NOT easily pass through on the film Radioluscent - Answer-Appears Black (dark) areas on the film after exposure. This shows that structures that radiation can easily pass through on a film. Intraoral film - Answer-Fi...

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RPA - Answer-Radiation Protection Advisor, role must be carried out by Radiation Physicist RPS - Answer-Radiation Protection Supervisor, within the practice over sees radiation within the practice and ensures compliance with arrangements made by the Radiation Protection Advisor. ensures all staff have read local rules IRMER 2000 - Answer-Ionising Radiation Medical Exposure Regulations 2000 relates to staff IRR 99 - Answer-Ionising Radiation Regulations 1999 relates to patients Radiation mo...

Nebosh Diploma Unit B, Top Exam Questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Health Surveillance Definition - -The assessment of the state of health of an employee, as related to exposure to substances hazardous to health and includes biological monitoring". Biological Monitoring - -Biological monitoring is concerned with the measurement or assessment of hazardous substances or their metabolites in tissues, secretions or expired air. Occupational Health Definition - -The promotion and maint...

Unit 21C Medical Physics Applications Applied Science Btec c: understand health and safety, associated risks, side effects, limitations, of ionizing and non-ionising instrumentation techniques in medical applications. All medical imaging technologies have their own health and safety risks, side effects and limitations both non-ionising and ionising technologies are no exception. MRI:Principles (what is it?) MRI is a non-invasive imaging technique that creates detailed images of the human...

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AQA Physics Test 2023 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Absolute Scale - ANSWER temperature scale in kelvins (K) defined in terms of absolute zero (0 K) and triple point of water (273.16K)- temp at which ice, water, water vapour are in thermal equilibrium. Absolute Zero - ANSWER temperature at which an object has minimum internal energy. Absolute Temperature (T) - ANSWER Temp in Kelvin= Temp in Celsius + 273.15 Acceleration - ANSWER Change of veloci...