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Know legal dose limits in the United States Annual: 50 mSv/yr (5000 mrem/yr)
Lens of Eye: 150 mSv/yr (15 rem/yr)
Other Organs: 500 mSv/yr (50 rem/yr)
Cumulative Whole Body: 10 mSv/yr x age
Pregnancy, Entire: 5 mSv (500 mrem)
Pregnancy, Monthly: 0.5 mSv (50 mrem)


Definition of use factor Use factor is the percentage of time during which the X-ray beam is on and
directed toward a particular protective barrier


Definition of workload. Product of the maximum milliamperage (mAmin/wk) and the number of x-
ray examinations performed per week.


Definition of occupancy factor Areas that may be adjacent to X-ray rooms,
full occupancy = work areas;
frequent occupancy = corridors, restrooms;
occasional occupancy = waiting rooms, stairways.



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