PPT-Ionising Radiation

Learning Objectives I must be able to recall when ionising radiation is emitted I should be able to describe the three types of ionising radiation I might be able to explain the dangers of ionising radiation. What about ionising radiation sources that are not work- related? We are all exposed to natural background radiation from sources outside of work, such as: the earth itself; cosmic radiation from Uranium 238 (U238) Radioactive DecayHere we are concerned mainly with ionising radiation from the atomic nucleus. It occurs in two forms, rays and particles, at the high frequency end of the energy Io . M. anagement &. . E. ducational . . C. onsultancy. . S. ervices .  . “Radiology Update Seminar. for The Dental Team”.  .  .  . Dr. Richard DeCann & Mr. Tim Reynolds. Ionising radiation Radiation is all around us all day, every day. It sustains our lives. We see because our eyes detectradiation, whether from the sun or from a glowingfire, keeps us warm. We often co Ionising Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety ActUnofficial translation1Prepared: 05.09.05 14:27I.GENERAL PROVISIONSArticle 1(purpose and content)(1) This Act shall regulate ionising radiation prot Continued. Minimising Exposure. As any exposure to ionising radiation could potentially damage cells and lead to cancer, . w. hen handling radioactive materials and in situations where workers are exposed to ionising radiation the ALARA principle should be employed.. The Discovery of Radioactivity. Henri Becquerel (1896): . Investigated the effect . of sunlight on crystals of . uranium salts. . By chance he left sample . . resting on a . photographic plate wrapped . SERVICESWELLBEING SAFETY AND HEALTHLOCAL RULES FOR THE USE OF X-RAY EQUIPMENTFACULTY /FACILITYDOCUMENT CONTROLThese local rules should be reviewed annuallyDateSignedRPSReview / amendmentsLOCAL RULES X Lecturer Radiology INU. What is radiology?. Radiology is a branch of medicine that uses imaging technology to diagnose and treat disease.. Radiology may be divided into two different areas, diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology. Doctors who specialize in radiology are called radiologists.. Dr Sarah Bohndiek. Learning outcomes. After . this lecture, you should be able to. :. Describe how . ionising. radiation is generated for medical imaging. Explain the differences between an X-ray tube and a linear accelerator. 231 Vol. 25, No. 5: 231–242 Contamination of food with microorganisms, particularly pathogenic non-sporeforming bacteria, is one of the most significant public health prob - lems and an importa Exposure. Dr David J Heslop. Radiation Hazards. Non-ionising:. Electromagnetic spectrum. Ionising:. Alpha. Beta. Gamma. Neutron. X-radiation. Routes of Exposure. Direct exposure (line of sight). Secondary exposure:. Dosimetry. Half-life and Safety. Nuclear Reactors. Radioactivity. Intermediate 2 Physics. Ionising Radiations. Dosimetry. Half-life and Safety. Nuclear Reactors. Radioactivity. The atom is made of three main components:. Psychological Health . NEBOSH International General Certificate in Occupational Safety and Health . Unit IG2. Learning . Objectives. Describe the health effects associated with exposure to noise and appropriate control measures..