This quiz assesses knowledge in bioenvironmental engineering, focusing on radiation protection, kinetic energy, and electromagnetic properties. It is designed for journeyman-level learners in the Air Force, enhancing their understanding and compliance with regulatory standards.
Class 1.
Class 2.
Class 3a.
Class 4.
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AF RIC.
RSC.
USAF/SG.
EPA.
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Gamma.
Visible.
Infrared.
Ultraviolet.
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Kinetic.
Velocity.
Potential.
Centrifugal.
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Receiver.
Modulator.
Transmitter.
Transmission line.
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Gamma.
Visible.
Infrared.
Ultraviolet.
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Ground-level hazard.
Climbing hazard.
Short duration.
Inaccessible.
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Above your head.
Close to your body.
In front of your body.
To one side of your body.
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Have the ability to kill bacteria.
Produce a pigment-darkening effect.
Are the strongest of the ultraviolet rays.
Have enough energy to cause photochemical damage to cellular DNA.
Laser.
Pulsed wave.
Ionizing source.
Continuous wave.
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Gamma and X-ray.
Alpha and beta.
Neutron.
Photon.
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Uncontrolled.
Unshielded.
Controlled.
Shielded.
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Class 1.
Class 2.
Class 3a.
Class 4.
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Erythema.
Thermal stress.
Basal cell carcinoma.
Squamous cell carcinoma.
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7-day workweek.
5-day workweek.
8-hour workday.
10-hour workday.
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Positron.
Gamma.
Alpha.
Beta.
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Slower.
Longer.
Faster.
Shorter.
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Receiver.
Modulator.
Transmitter
Transmission line.
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Compensate for temperature.
Multiply by the correction factor.
Account for the calibration curve.
Calculate the time-weighted average.
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Medical evaluation.
Record of exposure.
Thorough interview.
Complete report.
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1 percent of annual dose limits.
10 percent of annual dose limits.
1 percent of quarterly dose limits.
10 percent of quarterly dose limits.
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Energy.
Intensity.
Frequency.
Wavelength.
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Shielded.
Controlled.
Unshielded.
Uncontrolled.
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E field.
H field.
K field.
M field.
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Farther away from the antenna than the calculated distance.
The same area around the antenna as the calculated distance.
Twice the calculated distance away from the antenna.
Closer to the antenna than the calculated distance.
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Flashing lights.
Isolation techniques.
Personal protective equipment.
Posting a qualified technician to observe.
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Loose.
Light colored.
Tightly woven.
Darkly colored.
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Cathode.
Scanner.
Laser pointer.
Electronic countermeasures.
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Inaccessible.
Short duration.
Climbing hazard.
Ground-level hazard.
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LHAZ.
ASIMS.
DOEHRS.
OEH-MIS.
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5 cm.
10 cm.
20 cm.
40 cm.
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Indirect.
Thermal.
Athermal.
Resonance.
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Of the proximity of patients and visitors in the medical X-ray environment.
There are less safety measures to protect the public from medical X-rays.
Industrial X-rays are always conducted in shielded facilities.
Medical X-rays are more harmful than industrial X-rays.
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10
30
100
300
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Closer they are to each other.
Closer they are to the nucleus.
Farther they are from each other.
Farther they are from the nucleus.
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Black light.
Germicidal lamp.
Television remote.
Mercury vapor lamp.
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Augment energy.
Expand energy.
Bind particles of energy.
Emit particles of energy.
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It is the easiest method to use.
It is the most convenient method to use.
Other methods are inadequate or cannot be used.
Workers will only be in the radiation field a short amount of time.
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Low.
High.
Moderate.
Acceptable.
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Nominal hazard zone.
Laser safety program.
AOC.
SEG.
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Unit radiation safety officer
Command radiation safety officer.
Installation radiation safety officer.
Unit radiation safety committee officer.
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Leak testing.
Air sampling.
Swipe testing.
Bulk sampling.
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The PEL.
Two times the PEL.
Five times the PEL.
10 times the PEL.
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Light source.
Focusing lens.
Targeting mirror.
Pumping system.
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Coulomb force.
Positron force.
Isomeric force.
Transformation force.
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Inaccessible.
Short duration.
Climbing hazard.
Ground-level hazard.
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Check the swipe paper with an ADM–300.
Verify the integrity of the final source container.
Send the swipe paper in an AF Form 495 to USAFSAM.
Monitor the swipe for background radiation levels using an ADM–300.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Air Force Medical Support Agency.
USAFSAM Radioanalytical Laboratory.
Air Force Radioactive Recycle and Disposal Office.
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