Dear Debbie,
Thanks for your questions! I have loved them;
I also like creating mcqs for my trainees.... it allows me to evaluate if
they have understood, if they have gaps...
Well, I remember whilst training to sit the exam, having worked upon
radioactive material for diagnosis or treatment, I also remember all the
books, numerous books read to prepare sitting the exam, and the books and
articles I continue to read each day: each day brings something new :-) !
Thanks Debbie,
Warmly,
Françoise
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Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 9:09 PM
Subject: exam questions re: breastfeeding mother working in nuclear plant
>
> Thank you Mirine and Veronica for this great info, ...my youngest son is
> just starting the Nuc Eng program at UTK so I am forwarding this info to
> him
> so he will be up on this issue should he come across any Bf moms over the
> next 4-5 yrs in college.
>
> For some odd reason I like writing exam questions. Consider reviewing the
> IBLCE requirements (citing research/sources) and submitting some IBCLC
> exam
> questions. I am not an expert in the nuclear material exposure to Bf moms
> area, but anyway here are some *just for fun* sample questions based on
> your post:
>
> 1. To help protect breastfeeding children of lactating women who work in
> Nuclear Power Plants, a document on breastfeeding and radioisotopes was
> developed by the:
>
>
> a) Division of Radiation Safety
> b) International Commission for Radiation Protection
> c) Regulatory Commission for Nuclear Power Plants
>
>
> 2. A breastfeeding radiation worker is capable of transmitting
> radioactive
> material to her child if she herself receives an uptake that is:
>
> a) external
> b) internal
> c) external or internal
>
> 3. Not all radioactive material is a concern to breast-feeding women;
> regarding radioiodine, the
> potential for uptake and subsequent transmission to a child via breast
> milk
> is greatest for forms that are:
>
> a) volatile
> b) in-volatile
> c) both a and b
>
> 4. A breast-feeding woman may choose to declare her breast-feeding status
> to
> the:
>
> a) Division of Radiation Safety
> b) International Commission of Radiation Protection
> c) Regulatory Commission for Nuclear Power Plants
>
> 5. A declared breast-feeding radiation worker will have her potential for
> internal uptake assessed and precautions agreed upon so that the child's
> dose will be below the general public per year millirem dose limit of:
>
> a) 100
> b) 200
> c) 300
>
> 6. The declared breast-feeding worker may rescind her breast-feeding
> declaration:
>
> a) at her discretion
> b) when her physician provides authorization
> c) at the time of complete breastmilk weaning
>
> Yey, that was fun, ...crazy huh?
>
> Best Regards,
>
>
> Debbie Tobin
> RN BSN IBCLC
> Fairfax County, Virginia suburbs outside the Washington DC beltway
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