9. Which is the procedure for reading a dosimeter?
A.
Look at a light source, rotate the dosimeter until the calibrated scale is vertical, note the position
of the shadow of the indicating fiber on the scale, and determine the amount of radiation
detected.
B.
Charge the dosimeter, view the calibrated scale through the eyepiece lens, note the position of
the shadow of the indicating fiber on the scale, and read the amount of the radiation detected.
C.
Look at the light source through the dosimeter's eyepiece lens; rotate the dosimeter until the
calibrated scale is in the horizontal position; note the position of the shadow of the indicating
fiber on the calibrated scale; and determine the amount of radiation detected.
D.
Face the light source, rotate the dosimeter until the calibrated scale is in focus, note the position
of shadow of the indicating fiber on the scale, and read the amount of radiation detected.
10. If the reading on a tactical dosimeter is 13 cGy at the second reading and 27 cGy at the third reading,
what is the total cGy exposure for this period?
A.
13
B.
14
C.
27
D.
40
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