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Basic Radiation Awareness

The general public often thinks radiation exposure only occurs in areas displaying Caution: Radiation, or Danger: Radiation signs. Actually, in addition to exposure in certain work places, each of us is exposed to natural radiation each day of the year. Topics in this course include: Effects, Limits, Controls, Assessment, and Regulations. After completing this course, learners will be able recognize the types of natural and man-made (ionizing) radiation, where radiation originates, its health effects, principles of protection, and the components of an effective Radiation Protection Program.

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Course Duration: 30 Minutes

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