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Module 1: Radiological Fundamentals
Instructor's Notes
I.
MODULE INTRODUCTION
A. Self Introduction
Post information in room.
Have students introduce
1.
Name
themselves: name,
2.
Phone Number
background
3.
Background
B. Module Overview
Nuclear science is truly a product of the 20th century. This
module will discuss several nuclear science topics at a basic
level appropriate for the radiological worker. These concepts
are necessary for the worker to understand the nature of
radiation and its potential effect on health. The topics covered
include basic particles of the atom, types of radiation, and the
definition of units used to measure radiation.
C. Objectives Review
D. Introduction
This module introduces the worker to basic radiological
fundamentals and terms that are common in the DOE
complex. After learning the fundamentals of radiation,
radioactive material, and radioactive contamination, the
worker will build from the basic to the more in-depth concepts
presented in the other modules.
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