IRRSP Practice Test Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct

IRRSP Practice Test Questions And Answers Verified 100% Correct C - ANSWER -A radiographer discovers that his pocket dosimeter is "off scale" during a lunch break. The radiographer should: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. Obtain a replacement pocket dosimeter before returning to work b. Assume that he bumped the pocket dosimeter while working and continue radiographic operations c. Immediately stop all work with radiation, notify the RSO or designee and send the film badge or TLD out for emergency processing within 24 hours d. Re-zero the pocket dosimeter before returning to work C - ANSWER -By regulations, survey meters that are utilized in radiographic operations must be capable of measuring a range of: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. 10 mR/hr-1000 mR/hr b. 0 mR/hr-500 mR/hr c. 2 mR/hr-1000 mR/hr d. 5 mR/hr-1 R/hr C - ANSWER -Which of the following describes the information that must be included on a utilization log? (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. Name of radiographer, dosimeter readings, survey meter serial number, location used b. Make and model of the exposure device, dosimeter readings, location of use, number of radiographic exposures c. Identity and signature of the radiographers, date the equipment was used including the dates removed and returned to storage, make and model, serial number of the device, location or site of use d. Location or site of use, the distance to the Restricted area boundary, make and model of the exposure device, names of the radiographers 3 months - ANSWER -Formal inspection and maintenance of radiographic exposure devices and associated equipment must be performed every: a. 1 month b. 3 months c. 6 months d. 12 months 2 mR/hr, 100 mR/yr - ANSWER -The "Restricted Area" boundary is established where the exposure could exceed: a. 5 mR/hr, 500 mR/yr b. 2 mR/hr, 100 mR/yr c. 2 mR/hr, 100 mR in 7 consecutive days, 500 mR/hr d. 100 mR/yr 100 mR/hr - ANSWER -The "High Radiation Area" boundary is established where the exposure could exceed: a. 500 mR/hr b. 100 mR/hr c. 5 mR/hr d. 2 mR/hr C - ANSWER -After terminating a radiographic exposure, radiographers are required to perform a survey of: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. The specimen that was being radiographed b. The "Restricted Area" boundary c. The exposure device, entire length of source guide tube and collimator if used d. The exposure device 300 mR/hr - ANSWER -A survey meter dial reads 1-10 with units of mR/hr and has three scales; x1, x10 and x100. What is the measured radiation intensity when the needle is on the 3 and the scale is x100? a. 3 mR/hr b. 30 mR/hr c. 100 mR/hr d. 300 mR/hr C - ANSWER -Leak test are performed periodically to determine if removable contamination limits are in excess of 0.005 microCuries (uCi). The required leak test for industrial radiography are: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. Perform a leak test of the sealed source every 12 months b. Perform a leak test of the sealed source every 3 months c. Perform a leak test of the sealed source every 6 months and exposure devices that have Depleted Uranium (DU) shielding every 12 months d. Perform a leak test of the sealed source, exposure device and associated equipment every 6 months D - ANSWER -Assistant radiographers are qualified to: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. Perform radiographic operations independently b. Be responsible, at the site where sealed sources are being used, to ensure all license conditions and regulations are complied to c. Manipulate the sealed source without direct supervision d. Perform all radiographic operations while under the direct supervision of a certified radiographer D - ANSWER -Whenever an exposure device is not under the direct surveillance of a radiographer or his assistant, it must: (ANSWER with A, B, C, or D) a. Be locked and hidden from view b. Be locked and chained to a fence c. Be locked and placed next to the transport vehicle d. Be locked with the key removed, then locked within a designated storage area C - ANSWER -Source guide tubes are primarily used to: (ANSWER with A, B, C, o