The Extremity monitor is a lithium fluoride (LiF) chip which measures all radiation types that contribute to Hp(0.07).
The Extremity monitor is used in addition to other monitors that measure radiation exposure to the torso.
Who is the Extremity monitor for?
The Extremity monitor is suited for workers in the following occupations who may need to be monitored:
- nuclear medicine
- research
- education.
How long is the monitoring cycle?
The monitoring cycle is 4 weeks.
How much does it cost?
The cost of the monitor is $18.70 inc GST
How is it worn?
The monitor is worn on a finger.
What does it measure?
The extremity monitor directly measures the skin dose to extremities (fingers) in Hp(0.07).
Order your Extremity monitors
Register your practice and order Extremity monitors.
Monitor usage
Our Extremity monitor is a lithium fluoride chip which measures all radiation types that contribute to Hp(07). It measures doses from beta rays and photons to the hands and is used in addition to other monitors that measure the whole body.
Extremity monitors are provided in a single, adjustable format which will accommodate all finger diameters. Each monitor has a printed unique identification number. An issue period of four weeks is offered. It’s typically used in the nuclear medicine industry and other industries where workers are handling radiation sources.
Detailed costing
| Pricing | |
|---|---|
| Monitor (incl delivery)* | $17.00 + GST |
| Non-returned** or irreparably damaged monitor | $30.00 + GST |
| Express post/Courier | $9.10 + GST per delivery or $50 + GST per year |
*Volume-based price reductions available, please contact us for details.
**The extremity monitors are required to be returned to ARPANSA within 60 days from the end of the wearing period date. Monitors not received within 60 days will incur a non-refundable non-returned/late fee of $30 + GST per monitor. This amount cannot be credited back.
Each delivery of extremity monitors will include a control monitor free of charge.
