QC of Well Counters and Uptake Probes?

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For quality control (QC) of uptake probes and well counters, refer to Tecdoc 602. For well counters, Table 3-1 outlines recommended QC tests for gamma-radiation measurements in vitro, emphasizing that operational checks should be performed daily. For uptake probes, Table 4-1 provides similar guidance for in vivo measurements, also recommending daily operational checks. Regular testing and adherence to these tables ensure accurate and reliable performance of the counting systems.
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Which part should i refer to tecdoc 602 when it comes to the QC of uptake probes and well counters?
 
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For daily QC for well counters refer to

Table 3-1 lists the recommended quality control tests for a
counting system for gamma-radiation measurements in vitro, with suggested
frequencies for the repetition of reference tests in routine testing.
The operational checks should be carried out each day the system is used.

For uptake probes refer to

Table 4-1 lists the recommended quality control tests for a
counting system for gamma-radiation measurements in vivo, with suggested
frequencies for the repetition of reference tests in routine testing.
The operational checks should be carried out each day the system is used.
 
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