Analysis and Investigate the Effect of Radiation on Professional Workers in Radiology and Imaging Department

Abstract

This research work presents the analysis of the radiation exposure level of workers in the department of X-Ray, CT scan, and MRI. The information was gathered from that particular department and it was investigated and compared with the standard radiation dose level that is verified worldwide by the International Committee on radiological protection (ICRP). In which the reason for this thesis is to define the impact of worker's radiation levels and how the results of radiation to the people groups in the hospitals and close by just as states some careful steps because of tipsiness for a specific circumstance. This works described appropriation and patterns of doses which came word related radiation exposure among radiologists from some chose diagnostics in Dhaka Bangladesh, where multi-month portion estimations were gathered for a time of half year. A transportable situation radiation screen (thermoluminescent dosimeters) was utilized to measure the level of radiation in work environments in certain departments that manage radiation of diagnostic situated in various places of the city. An aggregate of 57 radiation workers was observed. The average estimated radiation doses of the workers are 0.02 to 7.75 mSv. Among these, workers in the radiology division got the highest assessed doses. The investigation shapes the exposures phase of more extensive, complete, and increasingly normal observing of word related radiation introductions and long haul examinations concerning its gathering designs, which could frame the premise of future records on the hindering impacts of radiation, normal for laborers who work in radiation fields. The ionizing hazard has very much impactful on people's regular life. Different types of cancers arise to emerge because of obvious radiation exposure to ionizing radiation like X-beams. This thesis work is not only for occupational workers, but it also for the general peoples who visited there for health issues or diagnostic issues. Finally, we can say that this exposure increased sometimes unintentionally or sometimes having a lack of knowledge. The occupational workers have to very much sincere and well known about the exposure. They must have to maintain the safety and all precautions for the patients also for themselves.