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Radiation Protection Team 4

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of radiation does the AD-6 detector measure?

a)

γ-X rays

b)

β

c)

Neutrons

d)

α

2.

What is the measuring range of the AD-17 detector?

a)

0.1 μSv/h to 10 mSv/h

b)

0.1 μSv/h to 10 Sv/h

c)

0.01 to 80,000 s-1

d)

10 nSv/h to 100 mSv/h

3.

What is the dose limit for saving equipment in emergency exposure situations at CERN?

a)

50 mSv

b)

250 mSv

c)

100 mSv

d)

500 mSv

4.

What is the SI unit used to measure the amount of radiation energy absorbed per unit mass?

a)

Gray

b)

Rad

c)

Rem

d)

Sievert

5.

How is 'effective dose' defined in the context of radiation exposure?

a)

Measurement of radiation energy absorbed

b)

Risk assessment of radiation exposure

c)

Rate of radioactive decay

d)

Type of radiation emitted

6.

What is the purpose of the DIS dosimeter?

a)

Measure ambient dose rate

b)

Legal proof of annual dose

c)

Detect contamination

d)

Monitor radiation in the environment

7.

What is the maximum dose limit for protecting or saving life in emergency situations?

a)

500 mSv

b)

250 mSv

c)

100 mSv

d)

50 mSv

8.

Which of the following is a characteristic of the operational dosimeter DMC 3000?

a)

Gives direct dose reading

b)

Used for legal proof

c)

Passive dosimeter

d)

Not sensitive to radiation

9.

What is the relationship between distance and dose according to the inverse square law?

a)

Dose increases with distance

b)

Dose decreases with distance

c)

Dose remains constant with distance

d)

Dose is independent of distance

10.

What is the biological dose used for?

a)

Measuring radioactivity

b)

Assessing energy deposition

c)

Evaluating effects on living tissue

d)

Calculating half-life

11.

What is the half-life of Co-60?

a)

5 years

b)

77 days

c)

271 days

d)

53 days

12.

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

a)

Dose from external exposure

b)

Total absorbed dose

c)

Dose from background radiation

d)

Dose from inhalation or ingestion

13.

What is the purpose of the operational dosimeter?

a)

To measure contamination

b)

To give continuous background dose measurement

c)

To provide legal proof

d)

To assess annual dose

14.

What is the unit for measuring activity in radioactivity?

a)

Gray

b)

Becquerel

c)

Sievert

d)

Curie

15.

How does the tissue weighting factor influence the assessment of radiation exposure risk?

a)

It indicates the type of radiation

b)

It reflects the biological impact on different tissues

c)

It measures the total energy absorbed

d)

It helps in calculating the dose rate

16.

The DMC 3000 will peak it dose rate alarm at which rate?

a)

6 mSv

b)

2 mSv/h

c)

10 mSv

d)

50 µSv

17.

What is the purpose of ventilation filters in radiation protection?

a)

To measure radiation levels

b)

To monitor air quality

c)

To filter radioactive particles

d)

To cool radioactive materials

18.

What is the significance of the half-life in radioactive decay?

a)

It calculates the equivalent dose

b)

It indicates the time for half disintegration

c)

It measures radiation intensity

d)

It determines the absorbed dose

19.

What role does background radiation play in radiation safety assessments?

a)

To provide a reference for normal levels

b)

To identify potential radiation sources

c)

To determine the effectiveness of shielding

d)

To evaluate emergency response protocols

20.

What is the significance of the dose rate in transport classification?

a)

It indicates the hazard level

b)

It determines the type of radiation

c)

It assesses the contamination risk

d)

It measures the absorbed dose

21.

The SAS man should first use the AD-6 upon arrival at the scene.

Why is that so?

a)

Easiest to switch on quickly

b)

Most accurate device for radiation detection

c)

Best Alpha detectiot

d)

Gives background levels (Safety parameter)

22.

You arrive at a car accident involving a RAD package.
What will (usually) be the safest route to advance for reconnaissance?

a)

Towards the front side of the car

b)

Towards one of the sides of the car

c)

towards the backside of the car

d)

Doesn't matter

23.

You see the next sign on a package in the back of a car transporting RAD goods.
What is the dose rate at 1 meter away from the package?

a)

4.5 mSv/h

b)

45 Sv/h

c)

45 μSv/h

d)

45 nSv/h

24.

What's the main risk with dealing with an alpha-emitting source?

a)

Headache after long exposure

b)

Internal Exposure (Inhalation, Ingestion, or Wounds)

c)

Heat exhaustion

d)

Long half-lifes

25.

What's Remus is used for at CERN by the RP team (accessible for the CFRS at the SCR)

a)
  • Controls CERN's particle acceleration process.

b)
  • Performs data analysis for physics experiments.

c)
  1. Manages CERN's administrative and HR systems.

d)

Radiation and environmental monitoring system for safety supervision.