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1 Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois APPLICATION FOR NONHUMAN USE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL (One application per radionuclide, please type or print clearly. Place an X in boxes as appropriate) Project Director MD PhD Other Beyond Baccalaureate University Identification Number Dept/Section Office Address Address Room Building Mail code Phone Numbers: Office Lab Fax University/Hospital Position & Academic Rank New applicant Currently or previously authorized at UIC, project number(s) Person to contact about this application Phone TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE OF PROJECT DIRECTOR New applicants must include a completed Form B, Training and Experience of Radiation Project Director. Applicants who have previously filed a training and experience form must complete the training form only when documenting a significant change in training or experience. Training and experience previously submitted Form B attached REQUESTED RADIONUCLIDE One radionuclide per application form Radionuclide Half-Life Activity per experiment Number of experiments per month Requested Possession Limit (Maximum activity at any one time) LIST ALL SIGNIFICANT RADIATION(S) EMITTED BY THE REQUESTED RADIONUCLIDE TYPE OF RADIATION ENERGY OF RADIATION TYPE OR RADIATION ENERGY OF RADIATION METHOD OF ACQUISITION Radioactive material will be acquired from a licensed supplier (e.g., Amersham, ICN, NEN DuPont, etc.) Radioactive material will be acquired from the following institution Radioactive material will be acquired from another UIC project(s), number(s) CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL FORM Unsealed Radioactive Material - Unsealed radioactive material will be acquired and used. Chemical form(s) as acquired*: Chemical form(s) as used*: * Use general categories whenever possible (e.g., amino acids, proteins, nucleic acids, nucleotides, hormones, etc.) Physical form(s) as acquired: Solid Liquid Gas Page 1 of 8
2 Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois Sealed Sources - Sealed radioactive sources will be acquired and used. (A sealed source means a permanently encapsulated radioactive material source.) MANUFACTURER MODEL NUMBER ACTIVITY PER SOURCE NUMBER OF SOURCES IF A COMPONENT OF A DEVICE, LIST THE DEVICE (e.g. irradiator, electron capture detector, gauge, etc. ) USE OF UNSEALED RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN LIVE ANIMALS No Yes Species Weight of average animal Average/maximum number per month / Duration of study Method of administration Activity per animal Location of administration Location of animal housing Room Building Room Building Length of time between administration and sacrifice PROJECT PERSONNEL All personnel who will be using the radioactive material requested in this application MUST be approved and listed on the project authorization documents. If you are establishing a new project, this will be covered during the review of your application(s). Existing projects should refer to their most recent project authorization document or ask a Radiation Safety Section Health Physicist for a list of the currently approved personnel. Personnel who are not listed can be added by submitting Form a, Request to Add an Individual to a Radionuclide Project. LOCATIONS OF USE List ALL rooms (including shared and previously approved for other project(s)) in which radioactive material will be used or stored. Include counting labs, cold rooms, dark rooms, waste storage rooms, animal facilities, etc. ROOM BUILDING TYPE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED IN THIS LOCATION DEPARTMENT/SECTION WITH ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OF THIS ROOM RADIATION MONITORING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE Survey Meter(s): None Geiger counter Sodium Iodide Other Make Model S.No. Make Model S.No. Make Model S.No. Liquid Scintillation Counter: No Yes, location(s) Auto Gamma Counter: No Yes, location(s) Page 2 of 8
3 RADIATION SHIELDING AVAILABLE Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois Beta: Acrylic bench top shields Acrylic micro-tube shields Acrylic storage boxes Gamma: Lead acrylic bench top shields Lead foil Lead sheets Lead bricks Waste: Acrylic beta shield for primary container Lead gamma shield for primary container Acrylic beta bench top waste containers Other as follows: RADIATION SAFETY PRECAUTIONS THAT WILL BE EMPLOYED Personnel Monitoring and Protective Measures Dosimeters will be worn by project personnel when appropriate. Project personnel will report to the Radiation Safety Section for thyroid monitoring after performing iodinations or handling significant quantities of radioiodine as outlined on the appropriate radiation safety data sheet. Project personnel will wear lab coats, disposable lab gloves, protective eye wear, and other protective apparel as needed to prevent contamination of body surfaces and personal clothing. Project personnel will be required to monitor hands, shoes, and lab coat before breaks, lunch, completing work sessions, and at other meaningful times. Other as follows: Radiation Surveys A survey meter will be used by project personnel to surveys the work area at meaningful times. Smear samples will be taken by project personnel at meaningful times and promptly analyzed in a liquid-scintillation or autogamma counter as appropriate. Other as follows: Radioactive Material Security Regulations require that all radioactive material be secured against unauthorized use or removal when laboratories are unoccupied. Select at least one of the following choices. ALL entrances to rooms containing radioactive material will be locked when unoccupied. Or ALL radioactive material will be kept in locked cabinets when personnel are not present. This includes waste containers, samples being counted, specimens, material in storage, etc. Or Other as follows: RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL Indicate the types of radioactive waste that will be generated. Dry Solid Radioactive Waste Gloves, paper, disposable plastic ware, unbroken glass, etc. Sharps - Pasteur pipettes, razor blades, broken glass etc. Hypodermic needles, syringes, scalpels Other Possible Contaminants: Blood or blood products Infectious organisms (list in protocol) Carcinogenic, mutagenic, or Hazardous chemicals (list in protocol) teratogenic materials (list in protocol) Other Page 3 of 8
4 Animal Waste Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois Carcasses Bedding Blood Tissue or organ samples Possible Contaminants: Hazardous chemicals (list in protocol) Infectious organisms (list in protocol) Carcinogenic, mutagenic, or Other teratogenic materials (list in protocol) Aqueous Waste - Liquids that are soluble or biomedical materials that are readily dispersible in water: Aqueous waste will be disposed of by sink and will not exceed 3 mci per month of ALL radionuclides combined. Or Requested monthly disposal limit mci (justify the need for the increase in the protocol) Liquid Scintillation Waste Vials Bulk Fluid Fluid will contain intact tissue or organ fragments (chunks) Standard, low flash point scintillation fluid will be used (containing toluene, xylene, pseudocumene, etc.) High flash point scintillation fluid will be used (frequently advertised as biodegradable or non-toxic) Fluid will contain the following HPLC solvents Possible Contaminants: Hazardous Chemicals (list in protocol) Infectious organisms (list in protocol) Carcinogenic, mutagenic, or Solvents other than original components teratogenic materials (list in protocol) of the fluid (list in protocol) Contaminated Solvents- List all solvents that will be generated that are contaminated with radioactive material Solvents that are not miscible in water (indicate quantities in protocol): Formalin or formaldehyde Hexane Other Solvents that are miscible in water (indicate quantities in protocol): Acetonitrile Alcohol Other Possible Hazardous chemicals (list in protocol) Infectious organisms (list in protocol) Contaminants: Blood or blood products Other Gases Radioactive gases or vapors (e.g., CO 2, SO 2, H 2O, I 2) will be generated during the work described in this application (provide details in the protocol). Radioactive Waste Minimization - All radionuclide projects are strongly encouraged to implement a radioactive waste minimization program. Describe the steps that will be taken to reduce the amount of waste generated by this project. Page 4 of 8
5 RADIATION HAZARDS EVALUATION Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois Iodinations - Iodinations will be performed. Labeling with radioactive iodine frequently creates iodine vapors, which could contaminate personnel or work areas, be inhaled by project personnel, or be released in fume hood effluent. To prevent this from occurring, the use of activated carbon filters is required before opening stock solution vials containing millicurie quantities of radioactive iodine and when performing labeling procedures using millicurie quantities of radioactive iodine. I-125 and I- 131 data sheets provide further details. In the protocol, describe the charcoal filtering method(s) that will be used. Include drawings if necessary. If the creation of iodine vapors is not possible during the procedures to be performed, provide a complete explanation with any available data that supports the reasoning. Airborne Radioactivity - The work to be performed will create radioactive gases, aerosols, dusts, fumes, mists, volatile liquids, or solids that could readily sublime during the proposed work. Provide detailed information in the protocol regarding the protective actions that will be taken. External Radiation Hazard - The radionuclide will generate a significant level of penetrating radiation that will require extra shielding during use or storage (e.g., Na-22, Co-60, Sc-64, Sr-85, Nb-95, Ru-106, Cs-137). Provide detailed information in the protocol regarding the protective actions that will be taken. Other - List any other unique or unusual radiation hazards associated with the proposed procedures. Provide detailed information in the protocol regarding the protective actions that will be taken. Consider personnel exposure, potential for spills, etc. Attach additional sheets if necessary. Page 5 of 8
6 Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois INVESTIGATIONAL PROTOCOL Provide all requested information. Use additional sheets if necessary. Abstract: Provide a general description or overview of the procedures that will be performed. Protocol Details - Describe all steps of the procedure(s) in which radioactive material is used (e.g., dispensing stock solutions, dilutions, incubations, filtration, centrifugation, electrophoresis, HPLC analysis, autoradiography, counting, etc.). Emphasize the dynamics of the flow of radioactive material during the procedure(s) including how radioactive material is introduced into the system, how material is incorporated into samples, and the nature and quantity of any radioactive waste that is produced. Provide details regarding the mixture of radioactive material with solvents or chemicals. Include important radiation protection precautions that will be taken during the procedure. Attach additional sheets if necessary. Page 6 of 8
7 CERTIFICATION OF RESPONSIBILITY Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois Project Director I will be responsible for all radioactive material that is acquired under my authorization. Radioactive material will be used in accordance with the UIC Radiation Safety Manual which I have in my possession and in accordance with the conditions of authorization that will be issued to me. I shall require all personnel working under my authorization to adhere to the requirements of the Manual and the conditions of authorization. Signature Date Department or Section Head I approve of the use of radioactive material described in this application and accept administrative responsibility for ensuring compliance with the requirements of the Radiation safety Manual and conditions of authorization when they are issued. Signature Date PERMISSION TO USE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IN ANOTHER DEPARTMENT If radioactive material will be used or stored in any area that is under the administrative control of another department or section, permission must be obtained from the head of that department or section. I approve of the use of radioactive material in my department or section as described in this application. Department/Section Signature Date Department/Section Signature Date Please do not write below this line, for use by Radiation Safety Section only. Receipt Stamp Receipt logged into the database: By Date New applicants, project folder created: By Date Next: Place the original in project s A file Attach , give to Director Page 7 of 8
8 Radiation Safety Section (MC 932) 1129 S. Hermitage Ave Chicago, Illinois INSTRUCTIONS For completing the Application for Nonhuman Use of Radioactive Material GENERAL Use a separate application for each radionuclide. Read the entire application before starting. Type the application if possible. Fill out all applicable sections. Place an X in the boxes that are appropriate. If you have any questions, call extension and ask to speak with a Health Physicist. The most recent version of the application form can be found on the following web site: MATERIAL REQUESTED Radionuclide - Radiation Safety Data Sheets are available from the Radiation Safety Section for the most commonly used radionuclides. Information can also be provided for other radionuclides. Physical and Chemical Form - Try to use general categories of compounds. Do NOT use descriptions such as any. alanine, methionine thymidine, adenosine ADP-Glucose ATP or GTP progesterone, estradiol TOO SPECIFIC BETTER amino acids and labeled proteins nucleosides nucleotide sugars nucleotides steroids Sealed Sources - Include a copy of any literature about the source or device that you want to have authorized. Maximum Possession Limit - Justify the requested possession limit. For long half-lived radionuclides, the possession limit must be large enough to accommodate current shipments and long term storage of compounds that are not currently used. For short half-lived radionuclides, the possession limit usually needs to be significantly larger than the amount to be ordered each month to allow for arrival of new shipments before disposal of older shipments can be reported on the monthly Radionuclide Inventory Reports. Experience has shown that for short half-lived radionuclides such as P-32, the possession limit should be at least double the quantity ordered each month. SUBMISSION AND PROCESSING OF APPLICATIONS Submit completed applications to the Radiation Safety Section. A Health Physicist will be assigned to review the application. Consult the following table for details about reviews and turnaround times. QUANTITY THAT MAY BE APPROVED TYPE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL RADIATION SAFETY SECTION NONHUMAN USE SUBCOMMITTEE RADIATION SAFETY COMMITTEE turnaround time ~ 1 week turnaround time ~ 2-3 weeks turnaround time ~ 2-3 weeks Unsealed sources H-3 or C-14 Alpha emitters All others 50 mci 1 mci 25 mci 500 mci 10 mci 150 mci > 500 mci > 10 mci > 250 mci Sealed sources* Beta-gamma emitters Alpha emitters 100 mci 10 mci 1,000 mci 100 mci > 1,000 mci > 100 mci *Approval for some sealed sources may require significantly greater time if the UIC license must be amended. Page 8 of 8
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