Nuclear Gauge Safety Certification Course Exam Practice Test & Study Guide 2025

Nuclear Gauge Safety Certification Course Exam
NEWEST 2025-2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
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Acute radiation exposures are best described as: - CORRECT ANSWER- Large doses
over a short period of time



Radioactive decay is: - CORRECT ANSWER- Radiation



The hazard class for the gauge is: - CORRECT ANSWER- 7



When transporting a gauge you can safely secure, block and brace it in the front
seat. - CORRECT ANSWER- F



If you arrive back at the office and the gauge is missing from the back of the pick-
up truck you should: - CORRECT ANSWER- Immediately contact the RSO and
regulatory agency

, Elements that have the same number of protons and neutrons are considered: -
CORRECT ANSWER- Stable



How many Yellow II Radioactive Labels must be affixed to the gauge case: -
CORRECT ANSWER- Two



The time it takes for a radioactive material to decay to ½ its activity/strength is
known as a half-death. - CORRECT ANSWER- F



Americium 241 is used to measure: - CORRECT ANSWER- Moisture Content



Which is the least penetrating type of radiation? - CORRECT ANSWER- Alpha



When shipping by air, nuclear gauges can only be shipped on cargo aircraft. -
CORRECT ANSWER- T



A TLD or film badge is worn to: - CORRECT ANSWER- To measure radiation exposure



Because of ionization nuclear radiation exposure can be harmful to human tissue.
- CORRECT ANSWER- T



A gauge case with a hole worn in the base can be patched and used. - CORRECT
ANSWER- F