NRRPT Decontamination & Exposure Prevention

Question 1

What is the primary goal of decontamination?

Accepted Answer

Remove radioactive contamination

Answer

Add heat to surfaces

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Enhance visibility

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Reduce lighting

Question 2

Which method is typically used for skin decontamination?

Accepted Answer

Soap and water wash

Answer

Scrubbing with alcohol

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Using a fire hose

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Applying wax

Question 3

How can internal contamination be prevented?

Accepted Answer

Use respiratory protection and gloves

Answer

Eat near sources

Answer

Touch face often

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Walk barefoot

Question 4

Why is area zoning important in contamination control?

Accepted Answer

To contain contamination

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For room aesthetics

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To display art

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To reduce lighting costs

Question 5

What should be done with contaminated PPE?

Accepted Answer

Stored in radioactive waste containers

Answer

Thrown in trash

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Washed with regular laundry

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Reused immediately

Question 6

What device is used to check for residual contamination?

Accepted Answer

Survey meter

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Metal detector

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Thermal camera

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Flashlight

Question 7

What is considered a successful personnel decontamination?

Accepted Answer

Radiation below release limit

Answer

Zero sound

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Cleaner clothes

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Normal skin color

Question 8

Why are foot and hand monitors used?

Accepted Answer

To detect contamination on extremities

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To massage feet

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To cool hands

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To take blood pressure

Question 9

What is the first action after a contamination incident?

Accepted Answer

Report and contain the area

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Ignore and continue

Answer

Clean with a towel

Answer

Ventilate the room