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Since the radiation is involved in this procedure, so justification is definitely needed and every 50+ would need it, it may not be necessary.

Its nuclear medicine scan and different from radiological scans

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Thanks for the appreciation. Okay next video will be on Muga processing.

As per published data by the IAEA, there is no harm to fetus in such a case. So need not be worried.

I have written many things on TLDs in my book, Radiation Safety guide for nuclear medicine professionals. You can refer that. That is more in detail about it

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In case of any accident, the regulatory body is to be informed. The responsibility of consignement remains with consignee i.e. the one who is sending the consignment.

The detailed explanation is given in video: Radiation Detectors Part III : Dose Calibrators (Ionisation Chamber based detectors Part -I) ua-cam.com/video/CnDBKaxvEn4/v-deo.html Kindly go through. Thanks for appreciation.

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It's topic about gamma camera

This table is there in one of the NRC document. Giving you link for that reference www.nrc.gov/docs/ML0827/ML082750235.pdf. Only the F-18 limits mentioned in my slide is different than what this document has, which is a typo error. The same table is mentioned in my book "Radiation Safety Guide for Nuclear Medicine Professionals" page 273 as well with reference to this in the previous paragraph.

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RMC used to do earlier. But currently we are not aware.

Ridhima, Annual surveys are done for the background activity with whatever sources are there at the time of survey. Suppose Gallium generator or Technitium generator is kept or iodine is kept, just mention in your report that with this much of source was lying at this was the dose rate in mR/h and in dpm. Mention the area on approved map as well to clarify from where, which dose is coming. Please feel free to call me on 9769571761 Dibya

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Sir...what does this mean?

You can go to department and work there as radiation worker with no major restrictions. You should just avoid working with iodine without fumehood. Otherwise everything as you do without pregnancy with no discrimination. Just monitor your waist dose with some digital pocket dosimeter.

@@NuclearMedicineSolutions I just visited three to four times for getting my mother's appointment and reports ....but I had contact wid one to two pts for just few minutes......will that cause any problem? I don't know whether those pts were injected or not?

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She can go immediately after x-ray

Please refer the book "Radiation Safety guide for nuclear medicine professionals".

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Nabh website has list of accredited hospitals with details of its scope of accreditation. It can be checked from there

Yes you can do. Any BSc with life sciences subject is eligible.

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