During medical diagnostic procedures, patients are exposed to various ionizing radiations, which can evoke unwarranted fears in many individuals. X-rays, CT scans, or isotope examinations, which involve radiation exposure, are generally safe when appropriate protocols are followed. However, it is worth understanding that these procedures are planned and controlled, so the effects of radiation can be well defined, and the risk can be considered significantly lower compared to unexpected radiation accidents. Sources of medical radiation exposure include diagnostic X-rays, isotope diagnostic examinations, and radiotherapy, which can be conducted with external or internal sources. These procedures are strictly regulated, which reduces the likelihood of accidents. Radiation accidents, which can most commonly…