Radiopharmacist's Notes · Hand-Foot Monitor

Notes for the radiopharmacist runningthe controlled-area egress.

Each card opens a focused post on one aspect of running frisker-anchored egress — the morning-rush egress sequence, alarm-threshold setting, escalation when a positive frisk happens, and the RMS-fed inspection log.

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Escalation SOP

Six steps from positive frisk to signed-clean egress

The six-step escalation flow on a positive frisk, per-isotope threshold setting, and what the AERB inspection log reads off the RMS-fed egress record.

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Hand-Foot Monitor in plain English

Why two-step palms+backs and gas-less scintillation matter.

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Specs and AERB documentation

Gas-less scintillation, four detectors, multi-language voice prompts, Ethernet LAN.