Nuclear medicine (PET) - Dispensing Fluorine 18 FDG for a PET patient

[IlyaKhleboyko]

Jesus, that is one massive syringe shield.

[530BigBen]

There was a time in America when the U.S. currency, namely copper pennies, were replaced with steel during World War Two. This was because copper was used for artillery overseas for instance. After VE and VJ Days, the old fashioned copper penny resumed its metallic composition.

Another US coin to undergo major change was a US Nickel. For the first time in US history, the Jefferson nickel's metallic composition included Silver. Those have a WWII date and a capital letter above the Monticello.

[GREENVK]

@530BigBen and this has what exactly to do with this video????

[msdontprocrastinate]

What are SUPs, and what's the "stress test"?

[greenwhy5000]

I just noticed the powerpoints, you are in Australia? I saw mCi and assumed otherwise. Must be just QLD that has to wear them then.

[greenwhy5000]

Here in Australia we have to wear them if we work in a PET centre.

[GREENVK]

@greenwhy5000 its not a legal requirement. Most people at work don't wear them. I work in Melbourne.

[GREENVK]

@greenwhy5000 this is Australia.  Melbourne. We don't all wear them.

[greenwhy5000]

finger dose much?

[GREENVK]

@greenwhy5000 lol don't worry. I'm super fast when I'm using two hands

[greenwhy5000]

@GREENVK and I hope you keep your fingers at more of a distance. Do you have to wear a dosimeter ring?

[GREENVK]

@greenwhy5000 not usually. Have in the past, and i don't get very much. Stuff is usually in syringe shields, and only exposed for a few seconds as it comes out of the lead block and into the dose calibrator.

[goomba45797]

AWESOME VIDEO, AWESOME ORGANISATION.