Dose limits are described as __________.

For diagnostic x-ray personnel, the highest occupational exposure occurs during ________ exams.

The best way for technologists to reduce occupational exposure is to follow the principles of ___________.

There are no circumstances under which technology should be given an involuntary leave of absence due to pregnancy.

A protective apron with the thickness of 0.25mm lead equivalent is the minimum required.

The dose limit to the extremities is _________.

The dose limit to the general public is _________.

Occupational radiation monitoring is required if the individual may get ______ of the recommended dose limit.

Every radiology department should provide a radiation safety program that includes ____________.

The lowest occupational exposure of diagnostic x-ray personnel occurs during __________.

The dose limit for a technologist during pregnancy is ____________.

For nursing personnel present during mobile x-ray imaging, a personnel monitoring device is required __________.

Occupational dose is described as ___________.

Personnel working in interventional radiography should be provided with _________.

The tissue weighting factor has a higher value for tissues with more __________.

The preferred way to hold patients who are unable to support themselves is to use a _____________.

Technologist working fluoroscopy should use the radiologist as shielding whenever possible in addition to the apron and curtain.

During fluoroscopy the exposure to the collar is _____ times greater than exposure to the trunk of the body under a protective apron.

The lens of the eye should never receive more than ________ per year.

Optically stipulated luminescent (OSL) monitors are superior to the theroluminescent dosimeters in that they are _________.