Question # 59

Which of the following is the primary purpose of a well-counter energy calibration or peaking procedure?

Options:

A.

To adjust the energy window so that it is centered on the photopeak of the radionuclide being counted

B.

To measure spatial resolution

C.

To correct for uniformity

D.

To calibrate a dose calibrator

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