Radiation safety and nuclear energy

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Question 53
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A medical physicist is preparing a high-activity cobalt-60 source to calibrate a stereotactic radiosurgery machine.

State one safety precaution, other than wearing personal protective equipment (such as a lead apron), that the physicist should take to minimise their radiation exposure during this procedure.

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Radiation safety and nuclear energy Questions

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