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Dosemeter data for radiographers shows high variability in exposures between radiographers and also over time.


4. The X-ray department manager is looking at supporting document 4 which shows dosemeter data for all radiographers in the X-ray department.


Task 4: Ionising radiation exposure in the X-ray department


(c) The hospital’s HSM has also been reviewing the safety data sheet (SDS) for hydrogen peroxide.


(b) The study described in supporting document 3 derives LD50 values for 70% hydrogen peroxide.


(a) Toxicological data can be generated from a number of different sources.


3. The hospital’s health and safety manager (HSM) has been reviewing online toxicological information for hydrogen peroxide.


Suggest what additional information could be added to improve the existing procedure so that the relevant requirements of ILO Safety in the use of chemicals at work, section 6.5.2, are more likely to be met.


2. (a) Supporting document 2 includes an email from the ward manager of the Elderly Care ward, which refers to BBV and HBV.


Other than a patient being under the influence of alcohol, suggest what else could contribute to such incidents in the ED.


(c) The scenario describes a typical WRV incident that occurred recently in the Emergency Department (ED).


(ii) The hospital management team are concerned about all of the opinions expressed by hospital workers, as reported in figure 2. They recognise that workers need training and information about WRV.


(b) Figure 2 of supporting document 1 shows survey results for workers’ opinions on WRV. (i) Explain why the survey results for opinion 1 are worrying


1. (a) The hospital management want to use the numbers and descriptions of violent incidents, as presented in figure 1 of supporting document 1, to help understand WRV across the hospital.


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