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The Person-Environment-Correspondence Theory is also referred to as:

Which of the following is/are acceptable way(s) to monitor the radiation exposure of those who are occupationally employed? 1. TLD 2. OSL dosimeter 3. Quarterly blood cell count

Sources of secondary radiation include 1. background radiation 2. leakage radiation 3. scattered radiation

Isotopes are atoms that have the same

What are the six values described by the Person-Environment-Correspondence Theory?

The majority of occupational radiation exposure is received during 1. bedside radiography 2. general radiography 3. fluoroscopy

The most popular developmental career theorist is Donald Super. Super emphasizes:

The reduction in the intensity of an x-ray beam as it passes through material is termed

The properties/characteristics of x-rays include which of the following? 1. not perceptible by the senses 2. ionizing action in air 3. travel  at the speed of sound 4. homogeneous in nature 5. penetrating effect on all forms of matter 6. behave both as waves and particles 7. eclectically charged 8. luminescent effect on living tissue 9. travel in straight lines

All of the following have an effect on patient dose, Except