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Physics for Nuclear Medicine Techs

Radiation Physics and Protection

Presentation Slides:

1. Basic Radiation Physics
2. Generators
3. Radiation Detection
4. Biological Effects

Homework:

1. Take Home #1 (Due 8/17/2009)
2. Take Home #2 (Due 8/24/2009)
3. Take Home #3 (Due 9/2/2009)
4. Take Home #4 (Due 9/21/2009)
5. Take Home #5 (Due 10/19/2009)
6. Final Part #1
7. Project presentations (Due 10/21/2009)
8. Table of Nuclides for Nuclear Medicine 
9. Final Part #2

Handouts:

1. Syllabus
2. Chart of the Nuclides
3. Constants and Conversion Factors
4. Elements
5. Material Densities
6. Table of Mass Attenuations Coefficients
7. (Figure) Mass Attenaution Coefficient H₂O, Pb
8. Detector Efficiency
9. Guide for Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine
10. Internal Dose Estimates
11. Standard Model (graphic)