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b. Given the "Chart of Nuclides", trace the decay chain for a specified nuclide.
c. Given either half-life or the radioactive decay constant, solve radioactive decay problems.
d. Using the specific activity or decay constant of an isotope, convert between mass quantities
and curies.
13. Nuclear safety specialists shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of principles
and concepts for internal and external dosimetry and dose consequences.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a. Define the following terms:
Committed effective dose equivalent
Total effective dose equivalent
Whole body
Derived air concentrations (DAC)
Annual limit of intake (ALI)
Weighting factors
Stochastic effects
Non-stochastic (deterministic) effects
b. Discuss the conservatisms of International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP)
Publications 26, 30, 60, 68, 71 and 72 as they relate to dose conversion factors and
consequence analysis in hazard categorization and accident analysis.
14. Nuclear safety specialists shall demonstrate a familiarity level knowledge of the
biological effects of radiation.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a. Describe the effects of radiation exposure on the cellular level including:
Direct effects
Indirect effects
b. Describe the regulatory limits established by EPA federal guidance reports No.11 and 13
and subsequent DOE radiological evaluation guideline and EPA protective actions guides
for nuclear accidents.
c. Identify and discuss the range of doses above which one may expect acute radiation illness
and early fatalities.
15. Nuclear safety specialists shall demonstrate a familiarity level knowledge of the
principles and use of radiological instrumentation and radiological monitoring/survey
practices.
Supporting Knowledge and Skills:
a. Discuss the purpose, principles of detection and operation and field application of the
following:
Continuous air monitors (CAM) including tritium alarms
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