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Nevada Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of the eye, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv over a pregnancy for a declared pregnant worker, and workers must be monitored if they are likely to exceed 10% of a limit, with the dosimeter worn…
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South Dakota Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of the eye, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv to the embryo/fetus of a declared pregnant worker. Protective devices must be used when possible and checked annually, but there is no minimum lead…
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Georgia Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
This quote was matched word for word to a page the research read. Why this matters, in ORSIF's FAQs. What limit applies to a declared pregnant worker in Georgia?
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Utah Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…adopted), 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv to the fetus of a declared pregnant worker over the pregnancy. Monitored fluoroscopy workers typically wear a collar dosimeter outside the apron, and…
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Tennessee Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremity, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Aprons of at least 0.25 mm Pb are required for everyone in the fluoroscopy room except the patient, along with scatter drapes or…
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Illinois Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of the eye, with no lower eye limit, and the dose to the embryo or fetus of a declared pregnant worker must be kept at or below 5 mSv over the whole pregnancy. Fluoroscopy staff must be protected by…
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Texas Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…whole body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremity, 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Fluoroscopy requires at least 0.25 mm Pb-equivalent shielding for the body except the head, neck and limbs, and drapes,…
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New Hampshire Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremities, and 5 mSv to the embryo/fetus, and anyone working with medical fluoroscopic equipment must be individually monitored regardless of expected dose. Scatter…
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Ohio Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv over a declared pregnancy. Everyone in the fluoroscopy room must use a whole-body barrier or an apron of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, unless the facility's…
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Montana Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…at 1¼ rem (12.5 mSv) per quarter, and there is no separate embryo/fetus limit, so pregnant workers fall under the same quarterly limits as other workers. Everyone in the fluoroscopy room except the…
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Alabama Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Aprons of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent are required for all in the room except the patient, unless measurements indicate…
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Wisconsin Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Why this matters, in ORSIF's FAQs. What limit applies to a declared pregnant worker in Wisconsin? Yes
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Massachusetts Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…lower limit adopted), 500 mSv skin/extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus; all fluoroscopy workers must wear dosimeters, and the rules specify badge placement and one- or two-badge effective-dose…
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West Virginia Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…mSv lens, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv to the embryo/fetus, and all fluoroscopy workers must be badged. Aprons or whole-body barriers of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent are required, but…
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Vermont Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…of the eye, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv to the fetus of a declared pregnant worker. Staff must be protected by aprons or whole-body barriers of at least 0.25 mm lead equivalent, and for…
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Arizona Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Rules require 0.25 mm Pb aprons in the fluoroscopy room, annual apron checks, and dosimeters for fluoroscopy staff. SB 1121 (2026)…
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New Jersey Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus; no lower eye limit has been adopted. Everyone in a fluoroscopy room during exposure must wear a 0.25 mm lead-equivalent apron,…
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Rhode Island Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…lens of the eye, 500 mSv skin and extremities, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus. Stationary fluoroscopy systems must have drapes, curtains or shields available and used as supplemental protection, and where…
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Arkansas Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
Why this matters, in ORSIF's FAQs. What limit applies to a declared pregnant worker in Arkansas? Yes
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New Mexico Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams
…body, 150 mSv lens, 500 mSv skin/extremity, and 5 mSv embryo/fetus over a declared pregnancy, and 20.3.4 includes fluoroscopy apron badge-placement and effective-dose rules. Aprons or whole-body…
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