Re[2]: MONITORING UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER PERSONNEL

[sandy_perle@email.fpl.com]

     Your nuclear medicine department most surely must ensure that no 
     individual of the public has the potential to exceed the 100 mrem in a 
     year from your licensed material. So, with that in mind, you don't 
     need to provide individual monitoring to prove that you remained 
     within regulatory limits, but must provide other methodologies to 
     demonstrate that nobody can be exposed in excess of the limits, using 
     area badges and occupancy factors as an example.
     
     
     Sandy Perle        
     Supervisor Health Physics
     Florida Power and Light Company
     Nuclear Division
     Juno Beach, FL
     
     (407) 694-4219 Office
     (407) 694-3706 Fax
     
     sandy_perle@email.fpl.com
     
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With this logic, should I also monitor every person that walks into my hospital,
after all, they might be exposed, too.  They could spend time in the 
radiology waiting room, or accidentally walk into a research laboratory.  
Why would they be any less likely to sue?