Exam Details
Subject | radiation dosimetryandstandardization | |
Paper | paper 4 | |
Exam / Course | m.sc. medical physics | |
Department | ||
Organization | Dr.M.G.R. Medical University | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | October, 2017 | |
City, State | tamil nadu, chennai |
Question Paper
OCTOBER 2017 Sub. Code: 4014
M.Sc. MEDICAL PHYSICS EXAMS
FIRST YEAR
PAPER IV RADIATION DOSIMETRY AND STANDARDIZATION
Q.P. Code 284014
Time Three hours Maximum 100 Marks
I. Elaborate on: x 20 40)
1. Explain about the IAEA TRS 398 protocol and calibration of cobalt beams using
this protocol.
2. Define exposure and absorbed dose.
Explain about Kerma in detail and derive a relationship between Kerma and
exposure.
Show that the roentgen to rad conversion factor for air is 0.876 under CPE.
II. Write notes on: (10 x 6 60)
1. Mass energy transfer and Mass energy absorption coefficients.
2. Photo neutrons.
3. Cyclotron produced isotopes.
4. Bragg-Gray cavity theory
5. Beta gamma coincidence counting.
6. Explain about the free air ionization chamber with a neat diagram.
7. Fricke dosimeter.
8. Define apparent activity, Reference Air Kerma Rate, Air Kerma Rate constant.
9. Chemical dosimeters in radiotherapy.
10. Theory and operation of Silicon Diode detectors.
M.Sc. MEDICAL PHYSICS EXAMS
FIRST YEAR
PAPER IV RADIATION DOSIMETRY AND STANDARDIZATION
Q.P. Code 284014
Time Three hours Maximum 100 Marks
I. Elaborate on: x 20 40)
1. Explain about the IAEA TRS 398 protocol and calibration of cobalt beams using
this protocol.
2. Define exposure and absorbed dose.
Explain about Kerma in detail and derive a relationship between Kerma and
exposure.
Show that the roentgen to rad conversion factor for air is 0.876 under CPE.
II. Write notes on: (10 x 6 60)
1. Mass energy transfer and Mass energy absorption coefficients.
2. Photo neutrons.
3. Cyclotron produced isotopes.
4. Bragg-Gray cavity theory
5. Beta gamma coincidence counting.
6. Explain about the free air ionization chamber with a neat diagram.
7. Fricke dosimeter.
8. Define apparent activity, Reference Air Kerma Rate, Air Kerma Rate constant.
9. Chemical dosimeters in radiotherapy.
10. Theory and operation of Silicon Diode detectors.
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