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MDCB 2023 Test 2 – Verified Clinical and Dosimetry Questions with Complete Answers

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This document contains a complete and verified set of questions and answers from the MDCB 2023 Test 2. It covers essential topics such as monitor unit (MU) calculations, PDD and TMR application, beam characteristics, dose-depth relationships, radioactive decay, treatment errors, QA (TG-142), HDR planning, imaging formats (DICOM), and regulatory standards (e.g., NCRP pregnancy exposure). Ideal for high-stakes MDCB exam preparation, the test provides formula-based calculations, scenario-based reasoning, and clinical case assessments across physics, dosimetry, and safety domains.

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MDCB 2023 Test 2 questions with verified answers
A 12 MeV electron beam displays which of the following
characteristics?
A. Depth of the therapeutic range is ~ 3.0 cm.
B. Depth of 80% isodose is ~ 4.0 cm
C. Depth of the practical range is < 5 cm
D. Depth of maximum dose is on the skin. Ans✓✓✓ B. Depth of 80%
isodose is ~ 4.0 cm


A film of an implant is taken with the source at 100 cm and the film at
120 cm. The length of a 2 cm long source on the film is:
A. 1.6 cm.
B. 1.8 cm.
C. 2.2 cm.
D. 2.4 cm. Ans✓✓✓ D. 2.4 cm.


A patient is treated for lung cancer using AP/PA parallel-opposed,
equally weighted fields at 180 cGy/day. An anterior 30- degree wedge is
used daily, with a factor of 0.617. This factor was accidentally left out of
the calculation for the first 4 days of treatment, but the wedge was
used for treatment. What total dose did the patient receive after 4 days
of treatment?
A. 484 cGy
B. 544 cGy

, C. 582 cGy
D. 944 cGy Ans✓✓✓ C. 582 cGy


A patient is treated with a 6 MV photon beam, 12.5 x 12.5 cm2 at 110
cm SAD to a 9.0 cm depth. The machine is calibrated to deliver 1.0 cGy
per monitor unit at dmax for a 10 x 10 cm2 field at 100SSD. The number
of monitor units required to deliver 150 cGy at the isocenter is:
TISSUE MAXIMUM RATIO (TMR) FOR 6 MV PHOTONS
Depth (cm)
1.5 10 x 10 cm2 12 x 12 cm2 14 x 14 cm2
9.0 1.000 1.000 1.000
0.810 0.818 0.824
A. 183.
B. 210.
C. 247.
D. 221 Ans✓✓✓ D. 221


A radioactive material is assayed at noon and measures 10.0 mCi. The
following day at noon, the radioactive material is assayed and measures
8.0 mCi. What is the half-life of the material?
A. 60.0 hours
B. 65.4 hours
C. 74.5 hours

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