HESI SAFETY ASSIGNMENT

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What is the correct placement of a personnel dosimeter when wearing a lead apron during a procedure?

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The personnel dosimeter should be placed outside of the apron at collar level.

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Where should a fetal personal radiation monitor be worn?

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The fetal personal radiation monitor should be worn under the lead apron, at waist level.

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What is the lifetime cumulative effective dose limit for a 35-year-old radiation worker?

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The lifetime cumulative effective dose limit is 350 mSv.

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What does the acronym ALARA stand for in radiologic technology?

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ALARA stands for 'As Low As Reasonably Achievable,' which is a principle to minimize radiation exposure.

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What happens to patient dose when changing from a non-grid to a grid procedure?

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Changing from non-grid to grid procedure will require an increase in patient dose.

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What is the purpose of a lead apron in radiologic procedures?

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A lead apron is used to protect personnel and patients from unnecessary radiation exposure.

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What is the significance of wearing a dosimeter in radiology?

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A dosimeter measures the amount of radiation exposure to ensure it remains within safe limits.

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What is the recommended position for a dosimeter when a lead apron is not worn?

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When a lead apron is not worn, the dosimeter should be worn at collar level.

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What is the role of radiation safety protocols in healthcare?

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Radiation safety protocols are designed to protect patients and healthcare workers from harmful effects of radiation.

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What does the term 'cumulative effective dose' refer to?

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Cumulative effective dose refers to the total amount of radiation exposure a person has received over their lifetime.