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Virginia Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of a declared pregnant worker. Staff must be protected by aprons or whole-body protective barriers of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, the rules do not require aprons to be inspected periodically,…
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North Dakota Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…Staff must be protected from scatter by "protective aprons or whole body protective barriers" of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent; the rules do not require aprons to be inspected periodically, and…
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Alaska Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…room likely to get 5 mR per hour or more must wear an apron and gloves of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, and protective drapes and panels may not substitute for an apron. Alaska's rules do not name…
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Maine Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Staff must be protected from scatter by protective aprons or whole-body protective barriers of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, and anyone who could be struck by the useful beam needs at least 0.5…
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Kansas Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…mSv skin or extremities, and 5 mSv to the embryo/fetus. Aprons or whole-body protective barriers of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent are required, but the rules do not require aprons to be inspected…
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New York Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…fluoroscopy room must wear garments of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, except around tabletop mini C-arms; a new 2026 provision allows an equivalent dose reduction method instead, if measurements…
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South Dakota Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…possible and checked annually, but there is no minimum lead equivalence for staff aprons, no mention of thyroid shields or eyewear, and nothing on engineered shielding systems used instead of aprons.…
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Connecticut Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
There is no apron, thyroid shield or eyewear requirement for human fluoroscopy staff. Aprons are required only for operators of hand-held low-voltage therapy tubes (§ 19-25d-10, no lead value stated)…
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Utah Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…other staff must be protected from scatter by protective aprons or barriers unless distance keeps exposure within the R313-15-201 limits. Facilities must have enough aprons and gloves for unshielded…
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Tennessee Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…no badge location or two-badge method. "Collar outside the leaded apron" wording appears elsewhere in 0400-20-06, apparently in the veterinary rule (unconfirmed). The deep-dose reading is used unless…
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Missouri Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Aprons, a minimum lead equivalence, thyroid shields and eyewear are not required. The only fluoroscopy rule on staff protection requires accessory shielding, including shielding between patient and…
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Idaho Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Idaho's rule does not require protective aprons, thyroid shields or protective eyewear, and sets no lead equivalence. Operator training must cover controlling dose through time, distance and…
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