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natural sources of radiation per year

3.1 mSv (internal is 73%)

artificial radiation sources per year

3.0 mSv

dental radiation per year

2.5% medical dose, 0.3% total dose

principle to follow in exposure and dose for radiography

ALARA

effects compared to when discussing dose safety

stochastic

occupational dose limits

50 mSv per year

non-occupational dose limits

10% of occupational, 5 mSv for infrequent, 1 for frequent

barrier material

lead 2-3 inches of air, 3/4 inch glass

where to stand

6 feet away at 90*-135* from beam

film to use

F speed, 40% exposure of D-speed

receptors to use

digital/phosphor, 40-50% of F/E speed exposure

extraoral

use intensifying screens, rare earth 55% less exposure than calcium tungsten

receptors for extraoral

no benefit for digital

collimation

for exposure areas <7 cm, 2.75 inches in diamter, square is 50% better than round

focal film distance and filtration

x ray source--> skin>7 inches, 2.5 mm aluminum needed