RADIATION 101. Knowledge Baseline A brief quiz follows this page. Although you will receive a score after answering the questions, it will not count towards.

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RADIATION 101

Knowledge Baseline A brief quiz follows this page. Although you will receive a score after answering the questions, it will not count towards your final grade on the course. The purpose of this quiz is only to determine your baseline of knowledge on the subject matter.

Learning Objectives How much do you know about radiation and how we use radioactive energy here at Trin20 Biologics? As part of the bio-tech research we conduct here at Trin20 Biologics, we create some low level radio active waste. Since we work together on this campus, it is important that we all know some basics about radiation. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to identify radiation sources and hazards. The following learning objectives will help you meet this goal.  Describe what radiation is and where it comes from  Classify radiation levels as safe or dangerous  Use protective gear

What is radiation? Source