Device typeRadionuclide source, quality assurance: A naturally occurring, accelerator produced, or reactor produced radioactive isotope used as a source of radiation in a variety of quality assurance (QA) tests, e.g., markers, daily constancy test, accuracy tests, linearity test, radiation detector operation and calibration of analytical and radiation field instruments. A QA radionuclide source comes in a variety of physical forms, e.g., sealed source, plated/foil source, embedded source or contained radioactive liquids or gels. It may be selected for a particular QA use because of the radiation it emits (alpha particles, beta particles, neutrons, gamma rays, x-rays), its energy spectrum or physical half-life.
FDA categoryPhantom, Test-Pattern, Radionuclide
Device ID00810117210342
MRI safetyLabeling does not contain MRI Safety Information