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State-by-State Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…10 CFR Part 20 and replace it with a graded approach to dose management. The proposal keeps the dose limits, including 150 mSv a year for the lens of the eye. Agreement States would generally need to…
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Wyoming Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…hospitals' radioactive materials directly. The only legal dose limits for fluoroscopy staff come from Wyoming OSHA's adoption of 29 CFR 1910.1096, which counts the lens of the eye inside the 1.25 rem…
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Montana Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…general standards shared by all licensees and registrants. Dose limits are quarterly: the lens is grouped with the whole body at 1¼ rem (12.5 mSv) per quarter, and there is no separate embryo/fetus…
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Iowa Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Whole-body limit Total effective dose equivalent (TEDE) of 5 rem (50 mSv) per year. Eye-lens limit 150 mSv a year. Apron inspection Required. Alternatives to aprons In part
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Idaho Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of Radiation Control Program Directors (CRCPD) model dose limits and fluoroscopy rules, and Idaho is not an NRC Agreement State. The rule requires exposure "as low as is practical" but has no numeric…
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South Dakota Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…rules (ARSD 44:03:01) contain no ALARA language for worker doses; the state is not an NRC Agreement State, and its X-ray rule shares no ALARA text with materials licensees. Worker dose limits are 50…
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Alaska Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…States to remove ALARA would not bind it directly. Worker dose limits are 5 rem (50 mSv) whole body and 15 rem (150 mSv) for the lens of the eye; no lower eye limit was found. Anyone in the…
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Connecticut Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…These rules contain no ALARA requirement for workers' doses. The ALARA duty that does exist comes from 10 CFR 20, which the state copies, and applies only to radioactive-materials licensees. Worker…
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New York Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…an X-ray machine, including fluoroscopy, to keep workers' doses ALARA under §16.5(a), part of the General Provisions of 10 NYCRR Part 16 that apply to both X-ray registrants and radioactive-materials…
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Missouri Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…to "unnecessary radiation." The rules use old-style dose limits: 5 rems (50 mSv) a year for the whole body, with the lens of the eye included, and there is no embryo/fetus limit and no way for a…
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Nebraska Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…registrants, including fluoroscopy facilities, to keep doses ALARA under 180 NAC 4, a chapter shared with radioactive-materials licensees; Chapter 6 has only related "minimize exposure" language. Dose…
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New Mexico Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Whole-body limit 5 rem (50 mSv) total effective dose equivalent per year for adults. Eye-lens limit 150 mSv a year. Apron inspection Not found. Alternatives to aprons In part
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Oregon Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…X-ray rules (OAR 333-106) add a separate "minimize" duty. Dose limits include 50 mSv per year for the whole body and 150 mSv per year for the lens of the eye. Staff need aprons or whole-body…
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Georgia Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…EPD's separate radioactive-materials rulebook (391-3-17). Dose limits are quarterly: the whole-body limit is 1¼ rem (12.5 mSv) per quarter, and the lens of the eye falls under that same limit (about…
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Alabama Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…so an NRC-driven change would reach fluoroscopy users. Dose limits follow the federal model: 50 mSv whole body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Aprons of at least 0.25…
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Rhode Island Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…in a rule shared with radioactive-materials licensees. Dose limits are the federal ones: 50 mSv whole body, 150 mSv lens of the eye, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Stationary…
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Colorado Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Whole-body limit 50 mSv (5 rem) total effective dose equivalent (TEDE) per year for adults. Eye-lens limit 150 mSv a year. Apron inspection Required. Alternatives to aprons In part
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Illinois Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…asks for procedures to minimize patient and occupational doses without ALARA wording. Occupational limits are 50 mSv per year whole body and 150 mSv per year to the lens of the eye, with no lower eye…
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Indiana Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…it does not cross-reference the ALARA section. Worker dose limits are pre-1994 quarterly limits, with the lens of the eye falling under the whole-body limit of 1¼ rem (12.5 mSv) per quarter, and the…
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Virginia Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
ALARA for X-ray users In part Shared rule. Whole-body limit 5 rem (50 mSv) per year total effective dose equivalent. Eye-lens limit 150 mSv a year. Apron inspection Not found
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