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RAD FORT LEONARDWOOD QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS [GRADED A+] Beta particle - Unstable nucleus releasing protons or neutrons Gamma photon - Nucleus in an excited State X ray radiation - Excited electrons moving out from their orbits Neutron radiation - Nucleus What type of charge is generally found in beta radiation - A negative charge ©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026. Which type of radiation is pure energy without mass or charge - Gamma or x-ray radiation R (roentgen) - The kinetic energy released in a unit of mass from Gamma or x-rays Rem (roentgen equivalent man) - The biological effects of ionizing radiation in human tissue Rad - The energy absorbed from ionizing radiation Ci (curie) - The rate at which a radioactive nuclide undergo disintegration or transformation. Gray(gy) - The physical quantity of an absorbed dose (radiation energy) Sievert (sv) - Used to express the biological effects of ionizing radiation in human tissue ©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

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RAD FORT LEONARDWOOD

QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT

ANSWERS [GRADED A+]



Beta particle - ✔✔Unstable nucleus releasing protons or neutrons



Gamma photon - ✔✔Nucleus in an excited State



X ray radiation - ✔✔Excited electrons moving out from their orbits



Neutron radiation - ✔✔Nucleus



What type of charge is generally found in beta radiation - ✔✔A negative

charge




©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

,Which type of radiation is pure energy without mass or charge -

✔✔Gamma or x-ray radiation



R (roentgen) - ✔✔The kinetic energy released in a unit of mass from

Gamma or x-rays



Rem (roentgen equivalent man) - ✔✔The biological effects of ionizing

radiation in human tissue



Rad - ✔✔The energy absorbed from ionizing radiation



Ci (curie) - ✔✔The rate at which a radioactive nuclide undergo

disintegration or transformation.



Gray(gy) - ✔✔The physical quantity of an absorbed dose (radiation

energy)



Sievert (sv) - ✔✔Used to express the biological effects of ionizing radiation

in human tissue



©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

, Becquerel (Bq) - ✔✔Expresses the rate of radioactive disintegration



Dose - ✔✔The total amount of radiation exposure expressed a unit of

measure



Dose rate - ✔✔The rate at which one is exposed to radiation expressed

with a unit of time



Dose reading - ✔✔A dose rate taken from a known distance to the source

of radiation



What is the standard international unit of measure used by the Army to

measure radiation absorbed dose - ✔✔Gray



What is the total amount of radiation one is exposed to called - ✔✔Dose or

total dose




©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.

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