Minn. R. 4731.4420

MEASURING ACTIVITY OF UNSEALED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL; INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED

Last amended: 2008Year: 2026Length: 219 wordsOfficial source
A. For direct measurements performed according to part 4731.4422 , a licensee must possess and use instrumentation to measure the activity of unsealed radioactive material before it is administered to a patient or human research subject. B. A licensee must check and test the instrumentation required under item A according to nationally recognized standards or the manufacturer's instructions and at the following intervals as applicable: (1) check each instrument for constancy at the beginning of each day of use; (2) test each instrument for linearity upon installation and at intervals not to exceed three months thereafter; (3) test each instrument for accuracy upon installation and at intervals not to exceed 12 months thereafter; and (4) test each instrument for geometry dependence upon installation. C. A licensee must also perform the required checks and tests in this part following adjustment or repair of the instrument. D. The licensee must keep a record of geometry dependence for the duration of the use of the instrument and must retain a record of all other instrument checks and tests for three years. The records must include: (1) the model and serial number of the instrument; (2) the date of the check or test; (3) the results of the check or test; and (4) the name of the individual performing the check or test.
Minn. R. 4731.4420: MEASURING ACTIVITY OF UNSEALED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL; INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED | Justis AI