Calculate the equivalent square for a 6.5 cm x 17 cm field.

Low-dose-rate brachytherapy refers to treatments with dose rates:

A boost plan is created for a breast cancer patient whose tumor bed is located at a depth of 5 cm. If 200 cGy/fraction is prescribed to the 90% isodose line, the appropriate energy for this patient would be:

A patient’s prescribed total dose is 3000 cGy. The patient was to receive 300 cGy for 10 fractions at 90 cm SSD. What is the total dose the patient would receive if they were accidentally treated at 100 cm SSD?

Every year, a new decayed value must be determined for the clinical use of cesium-137 tubes. The decay is always calculated from the original assayed value obtained when the source was received. This particular source was received on May 18th, 2017 and upon reception, the activity was 105.3 mCi. You plan to use this source on May 18th, 2021. What will the activity of this source be on the day you plan to use it?

What are MLCs typically made out of?

The linear attenuation coefficient for a material is 0.098 cm-1 for a 10-MV beam. What percentage of radiation is transmitted through 58 mm of this material?

A patient is treated on the 6-MV linear accelerator at 122 cm SSD. The collimator setting is 18 x 18 cm and the field size on the patient’s skin is 23 x 23 cm. The prescription calls for a dose of 150 cGy to be administered to a depth of 10 cm with a single anterior field. Calculate the MU setting with the use of PDD.

The wedge transmission factor for a particular wedge is 0.62. The MU setting for an open field is 275 monitor units. How many monitor units are needed to deliver the same dose with the wedge in place?

A source has a half-life of 74 days. If the initial activity is 25 mCi, what is the activity after 30 days?