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1. 
The annual limit of the occupational dose to the skin or other extremities is the SDE of?
A.
50 mrem
B.
50 REM
C.
5 REM
D.
5 mrem
2. 
______ regulations must be adhered to whenever radioactive materials are shipped.
A.
FDA
B.
NRC
C.
State
D.
DOT
3. 
The annual limit of the occupational dose for minors is?
A.
50 mrem
B.
50 REM
C.
5 REM
D.
10% of the annual limit for adults
4. 
The TEDE limit for members of the public is ____ per year.
A.
5 rem
B.
50 REM
C.
0.1 rem
D.
50 mrem
5. 
Personnel monitoring is required under the following conditions.
A.
Occupational workers including minors and pregnant women are likely to received a dose in excess.
B.
Any worker receiving at least 100 rem annual.
C.
Any worker receiving at least 100 mrem weekly.
D.
Any worker receiving at least 100 mrem monthly.
6. 
Personnel monitoring is performed with?
A.
Film badges, TLDs
B.
Cutie pie detectors
C.
GM counters
D.
Well counters
7. 
The annual limit on occupational dose to the lens of eye is?
A.
5 mrem
B.
50 REM
C.
15 REM
D.
15 mrem
8. 
An area beyond a restricted area with limited access by the licensee is called a?
A.
Restricted area
B.
Unrestricted area
C.
Controlled area
D.
Hot lab
9. 
A high radiation area is an area where an individual could receive more than ____ in one hour at _____ from a radiation source.
A.
5 mrem; 10 cm
B.
500 mrem; 60 cm
C.
5 rem; 30 cm
D.
100 mrem; 30 cm
10. 
A very high radiation area is an area where an individual could receive more than ____ in one hour at _______ form a radiation source.
A.
5 mrem; 10 cm
B.
500 mrem; 60 cm
C.
5 rads; 1 m
D.
100 mrem; 30 cm
11. 
Wipe tests limits for Tc99m recommended by the NRC include ____ dpm for unrestricted area and ____ dpm for restricted area.
A.
10; 20
B.
20; 200
C.
200; 2000
D.
2000; 20000
12. 
If the dose to a breast-fed infant or child could exceed _____ mrem assuming continuous breast-feeding by a patient administered with a radiopharmaceutical, then instructions on discontinuation of breast-feeding and consequences of failure to follow guidance must also be given.
A.
100 mrem
B.
50 REM
C.
100 REM
D.
5 mrem
13. 
The licensee shall report to the NRC an event in which an embryo/fetus receives more then _____ dose equivalent due to administration of byproduct material to a pregnant woman unless such a dose was approved in advance by an authorized user.
A.
100 mrem
B.
5 mrem
C.
100 REM
D.
5 rem
E.
15 rem
14. 
The dose limit to the embryo/fetus during the entire gestation period ( usually 10 months) due to occupational exposure of a declared pregnant worker is ?
A.
100 mrem
B.
0.5 rem
C.
100 REM
D.
5 rem
E.
15 rem
15. 
A radioactive shipment must be monitored as soon as possible after receipt but no later than ____ after delivery takes place during normal hours.
A.
24 hours
B.
1 hour
C.
2 hours
D.
3 hours
16. 
A package wipe test is performed by swabbing an area of _____ of the package and should show less than the limit of ____ dpm.
A.
1 cm^2; 22
B.
100 cm^2; 2200
C.
300 cm^2; 6600
D.
1 cm^2; 22, 100 cm^2; 2200
E.
All of these
17. 
A survey meter must be calibrated?
A.
Annually; after repairs
B.
Before 1rst use only
C.
Before 1rst use; monthly; after repairs
D.
Before 1rst use; annually; after repairs
18. 
The written directive must be?
A.
Contain the pt name only.
B.
Contain the pt name; dated and signed by an authorized user; contain the dosage.
C.
dated and signed by an authorized user only.
D.
Contain the dosage only.
19. 
Bergonie and Tribondeau's law states ___________ are most sensitive to radiation.
A.
Differentiated cells
B.
Mature cells
C.
Differentiated cells that are undergoing mitosis
D.
Undifferentiated cells that are undergoing mitosis
20. 
Stochastic effects occur?
A.
Randomly
B.
With increasing severity of disease with dose.
C.
With a probability that increases with increasing dose with a threshold.
D.
With deterministic effects
21. 
A yellow III label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at the surface of ?
A.
>50 less than or equal to 100
B.
>50 less than or equal to 200
C.
<0.5 less than or equal to 50
D.
>0.5 less than or equal to 50
22. 
A yellow II label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at the surface of ?
A.
>50 less than or equal to 100
B.
>50 less than or equal to 200
C.
<0.5 less than or equal to 50
D.
>0.5 less than or equal to 50
23. 
A white I label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at the surface of ?
A.
>0.5
B.
.01
C.
<0.5
D.
0
24. 
A yellow II label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at 1m of ?
A.
<1
B.
>1 less then or equal to 10
C.
<0.5 less than or equal to 50
D.
>0.5 less than or equal to 50
25. 
A yellow III label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at 1m of ?
A.
<1
B.
>1 less then or equal to 10
C.
<0.5 less than or equal to 50
D.
>0.5 less than or equal to 50
26. 
A white I label would have an exposure reading in mR/h at 1m of ?
A.
<1
B.
No detectable radiation
C.
<0.5 less than or equal to 50
D.
>0.5 less than or equal to 50
27. 
The licensee must notify by telephone a medical event to the NRC operations center no later than _____ after discovery of the event, followed by a written report to the NRC Regional office within _______.
A.
1 calendar day: 15 days
B.
1 calendar day: 10 days
C.
5 calendar day: 15 days
D.
12 hours; 15 days
28. 
The licensee must notify the individual and referring physician of the medical event, no later than ____ after discovery.
A.
15 days
B.
72 hours
C.
24 hours
D.
12 hours