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What Do Medical Students Know About In-Hospital Radiation Hazards?

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First published online January, 1989

What Do Medical Students Know About In-Hospital Radiation Hazards?

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Volume 40, Issue 1

https://doi.org/10.1177/000331978904000107

Abstract

A questionnaire (eight multiple-choice questions) administered to 49 fourth-year medical students from the Limburg State University in the Netherlands shows that several misunderstandings, misconceptions, and erroneous beliefs exist in regard to in-hospital radiation hazards.

The authors conclude that it is unlikely that ignorance about this subject is restricted to Dutch medical students.

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