For members of the general public not occupationally exposed, the NCRP recommends an annual effective dose limit of ___________ for continuous (or frequent) exposures from artificial sources of ionizing radiation other than medical irradiation and natural background. 

The WR for x-radiation is 1, and the WT for the gonads is 0.2. If the gonads receive a D of 0.4 Gy from exposure to x-radiation, the EfD in Sv would be [BLANK-1].

Dose limits may be expressed for: Whole-body exposure Partial-body exposure Exposure of individual organs

The main function of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is to: Inspect medical imaging facilities Oversee the nuclear energy industry Regulate medical imaging facilities

The digital ionization dosimeter provides an instant read-out of dose information when connected to a computer via a connector such as a/an:

During routine radiographic procedures, when a protective apron is not being worn, the primary personnel dosimeter should be attached to the clothing on the front of the body at:

The cumulative effective dose (CumEfD) limit to the whole body of an occupationally exposed person who is 37 years old is [BLANK-1].

To reduce exposure for pregnant female imaging professionals and to control the exposure of the unborn during sensitive periods of gestation, the NCRP now recommends a monthly equivalent dose limit not exceeding _______ per month to the embryo-fetus and a limit during the entire pregnancy not to exceed _______ after declaration of a pregnancy. 

What should be given to a radiation worker on termination of employment? 

The annual occupational effective (EfD) limit does not include: Personal medical radiation exposure from an imaging procedure Natural background radiation exposure Radiation exposure received on the job