X-Ray Safety
Learning objectives
Describe how X-rays are produced
Identify the categories and representative types of x-ray producing devices
State the role of state and/or local departmental involvement in radiation-producing device regulation
Course overview
When working with X-Ray technology in a laboratory setting, safety is a paramount concern. When properly used, X-Rays are considered relatively safe. However, when X-Rays are used without the proper safety precautions they have the potential to cause serious injury and illness related to over exposure; cancer, extreme low blood pressure, and cardiac arrest, are commonly attributed negative health consequences.
Because X-Rays are dangerous when handled improperly, it is imperative and that students & faculty alike receive safety training for awareness and prevention.
The goal of this course is to ensure the safe use of X-Rays in campus laboratory settings.

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