HNP is performing an informal benchmark on Radiation Protection limitations 
that are put on individuals that have received radionuclide medical treatments. 
HNP has in an admin procedure "Notifying Radiation Protection of the following: 
As soon as practical, but prior to, any medical administration of 
radiopharmaceuticals or radioactive implants." We also have a procedure for 
monitoring individuals during Medical Radionuclide Procedures after we know 
they have received a medical radionuclide.


1.       Do you place any restrictions on individuals with radionuclide medical 
treatments such as Technetium-99 or Thallium-201  from entering Protected Area 
and/or RCA?



2.       Do you remove an individual's TLD?



3.       If allowed in Protected Area, do you restrict their work area 
locations or proximity to other personnel?



4.       If allowed in Protected Area, what dose rate is allowed?



5.       How do you handle individuals that get radioactive iodine?



6.       Are limitations, restrictions etc. written as guidelines, policy or 
procedure?



7.       If you have guidelines, policies or procedures will you share?

Michael Seabock
Lead Radiation Control Specialist - ALARA
Harris Nuclear Plant
919.362.2808 *
[email protected]

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