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Sources & Uses
detectors to warn us of fire,
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ray
machines to detect weapons or other devices in luggage and cargo
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Ionization Chamber
to or potential for measurable
exposure
to
x
and gamma
rays
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Introduction
commonly find radiation devices such as
x
-
ray
machines in a hospital or at the airport. We use radiation
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Industrial Radiography
can be a
sealed source
of radioactive material (iridium-192) or an
x
-
ray
machine. An example
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Laptop Computers and Televisions
end of the energy spectrum is ionizing radiation, i.e.,
x
rays
. On the other end is nonionizing
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Books & Other Reports
in nuclear medicine and diagnostic
x
ray
. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press; 1980. Mettler FA, Upton AC
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Radiation Oncology
-energy
x
rays
and electron beams. It is the most common device used in radiation oncology for cancer
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Gauging Devices
for measurement that are not gauges. These might include an
x
-
ray
fluorescence analyzer to determine
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Radiation Basics
Radiation Basics Is there a difference between an
x
-
ray
exam and a nuclear medicine test
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Radiation in Small Doses
between
contamination
and
exposure
comes when we talk about certain devices, like
x
-
ray
machines
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