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The one procedure you can use to help reduce your radiation exposure in ANY experiment is to:
- evaluate the amount of time you will handle radioactive material by performing a dry run.
- whine and complain until someone else does the experiment for you.
- control your intake by putting on an air-supplied isolation suit, like astronauts use.
- shield yourself by keeping a big, heavy floor-to-ceiling sheet of lead in front of you.
- distance yourself by buying multi-million dollar robotically-controlled remote manipulators.
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You are using an open vial of radioactive sample and are leaving the lab for lunch. Before leaving the laboratory, you must:
- leave it on any bench unattended.
- leave it in the radiation work area with a hand written sign that says, "Don't touch this stuff!"
- put in a locked box or locked refrigerator.
- shove it in an unlabeled drawer that is not locked.
- put is behind a large centrifuge so nobody will see it until you get back.
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To notify Radiation Safety that you have place an order with a vendor, you must:
- send a letter to Radiation Safety after you receive your order.
- get on the EH&S website and fill out the Radioactive Material Order Notification Form.
- email Radiation Safety.
- phone Radiation Safety.
- do nothing! Radiation Safety personnel are clairvoyant and can read my mind.
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