A Caution - Radioactive Materials sign is required on the gauge storage area entrance. -
Answer-T
/.A gauge case with a hole worn in the base can be patched and used. - Answer-F
/.A general license is needed to own a moisture density gauge. - Answer-F
/.A radiation survey meter is used to: - Answer-Determine the presence and
activity/quantity of radiation
/.A TLD or film badge is worn to: - Answer-To measure radiation exposure
/.Acute radiation exposures are best described as: - Answer-Large doses over a short
period of time
/.Alpha, beta, neutron and gamma ray photon are all types of ionizing radiation. -
Answer-T
/.Americium 241 is used to measure: - Answer-Moisture Content
/.Another way to think of ALARA is: - Answer-Any unnecessary exposure is an
excessive exposure
/.As long as the shipping company pulls up in a truck with their name on it and the driver
wears the shipping company name on their shirt it is okay to assume the ID of the
person is legitimate. - Answer-F
/.At the end of the day you should leave your dosimeter in the gauge case. - Answer-F
/.Background radiation exposure includes occupational exposure. - Answer-F
/.Because of ionization nuclear radiation exposure can be harmful to human tissue. -
Answer-T
/.Being exposed to radiation will turn you radioactive. - Answer-F
/.Can previous relevant gauge safety certification training suffice with your new
employer? - Answer-Yes
, /.Chronic radiation exposures are best described as: - Answer-Small doses over a long
period of time
/.Cosmic radiation is considered to be an occupational exposure. - Answer-F
/.Elements that have the same number of protons and neutrons are considered: -
Answer-Stable
/.Elements that have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons are
known as: - Answer-Isotopes
/.Gauge inventories are to be taken: - Answer-Every 6 months
/.Green glow, intense heat, crackling sound and ammonia smell are all indications that
nuclear radiation is present. - Answer-F
/.HAZMAT training must include all of these except: - Answer-Vehicle maintenance
/.How many Yellow II Radioactive Labels must be affixed to the gauge case: - Answer-
Two
/.If I double my distance away from the gauge my exposure will be: - Answer-Reduced
by 3/4
/.If the gauge is lost or stolen you should immediately stop everything and look for it. -
Answer-T
/.If you arrive back at the office and the gauge is missing from the back of the pick-up
truck you should: - Answer-Immediately contact the RSO and regulatory agency
/.If your gauge is at least 20 years old and you wish to dispose of it you can:
a. Sell it at a yard sale
b. Throw it in the garbage
c. Take it to the scrap yard
d. None of the above - Answer-D. None of the above
/.Isotope refers to: - Answer-A variation of a given element
/.It is okay to leave your gauge with an unlicensed service provider. - Answer-F
/.New employees who do not have HAZMAT training must work under the direct
supervision of a trained employee and only for the first 90 days. - Answer-T
/.New workers can work with a gauge for 90 days while waiting for a training class. -
Answer-F
Answer-T
/.A gauge case with a hole worn in the base can be patched and used. - Answer-F
/.A general license is needed to own a moisture density gauge. - Answer-F
/.A radiation survey meter is used to: - Answer-Determine the presence and
activity/quantity of radiation
/.A TLD or film badge is worn to: - Answer-To measure radiation exposure
/.Acute radiation exposures are best described as: - Answer-Large doses over a short
period of time
/.Alpha, beta, neutron and gamma ray photon are all types of ionizing radiation. -
Answer-T
/.Americium 241 is used to measure: - Answer-Moisture Content
/.Another way to think of ALARA is: - Answer-Any unnecessary exposure is an
excessive exposure
/.As long as the shipping company pulls up in a truck with their name on it and the driver
wears the shipping company name on their shirt it is okay to assume the ID of the
person is legitimate. - Answer-F
/.At the end of the day you should leave your dosimeter in the gauge case. - Answer-F
/.Background radiation exposure includes occupational exposure. - Answer-F
/.Because of ionization nuclear radiation exposure can be harmful to human tissue. -
Answer-T
/.Being exposed to radiation will turn you radioactive. - Answer-F
/.Can previous relevant gauge safety certification training suffice with your new
employer? - Answer-Yes
, /.Chronic radiation exposures are best described as: - Answer-Small doses over a long
period of time
/.Cosmic radiation is considered to be an occupational exposure. - Answer-F
/.Elements that have the same number of protons and neutrons are considered: -
Answer-Stable
/.Elements that have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons are
known as: - Answer-Isotopes
/.Gauge inventories are to be taken: - Answer-Every 6 months
/.Green glow, intense heat, crackling sound and ammonia smell are all indications that
nuclear radiation is present. - Answer-F
/.HAZMAT training must include all of these except: - Answer-Vehicle maintenance
/.How many Yellow II Radioactive Labels must be affixed to the gauge case: - Answer-
Two
/.If I double my distance away from the gauge my exposure will be: - Answer-Reduced
by 3/4
/.If the gauge is lost or stolen you should immediately stop everything and look for it. -
Answer-T
/.If you arrive back at the office and the gauge is missing from the back of the pick-up
truck you should: - Answer-Immediately contact the RSO and regulatory agency
/.If your gauge is at least 20 years old and you wish to dispose of it you can:
a. Sell it at a yard sale
b. Throw it in the garbage
c. Take it to the scrap yard
d. None of the above - Answer-D. None of the above
/.Isotope refers to: - Answer-A variation of a given element
/.It is okay to leave your gauge with an unlicensed service provider. - Answer-F
/.New employees who do not have HAZMAT training must work under the direct
supervision of a trained employee and only for the first 90 days. - Answer-T
/.New workers can work with a gauge for 90 days while waiting for a training class. -
Answer-F
