This section provides an introduction and review of essential radiation principles, including reviews of radioactive decay, equilibrium, and doses.
In addition to background information, it covers details relevant to radiation dosage and radiation safety in the workplace, the effects of radiation, and internal dosimetry.
Case studies examining high radiation doses are examined, and the principles of radiobiology are introduced. Lastly, radiation induced teratogenesis is presented and explained.
- Module 101 – Introduction to Radiation
- Module 102 – Background Radiation
- Module 104 – Radioactive Decay
- Module 105 – Equilibrium, Special Activity and Radiation ‘Dose’
- Module 106 – Radiation Dose from External Sources
- Module 107 – Shielding and Minimizing Radiation Doses to Workers
- Module 108 – Internal Dosimetry
- Module 109 – Acute Effects of Ionizing Radiation
- Module 110 – Acute High Radiation Doses: Case Studies
- Module 111 – Radiobiology
- Module 112 – Radiation Induced Teratogenesis
Part II – Radiation Regulations and Radiobiology
This section explores the regulations relating to radiation protection and provides a basic review of radiobiology.
- Module 207 – Regulations and Radiation Protection
- Module 210 – Radiobiology Review
Part III – Radiation Detection
This section presents an overview of the principles of radiation detection and measurement, and examines the use of ionization and scintillation detectors for this purpose.
- Module 301 – General Principles of Radiation Detection and Measurement
- Module 302 – Ionization Detectors: Principles and Applications
- Module 303 – Scintillation Detectors: Principles and Applications