Which item is included on an OSL badge?

• A. Assigned to worker and badge, type of monitor, employee name, SSN, DOB, gender
• B. Patient name
• C. Department name
• D. Shift time

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that a dosimetry badge must carry enough identification to ensure the dose data is linked to the correct person and the correct monitor. An OSL badge should show who it belongs to, the badge type, and the wearer’s identifying details so the results can be accurately matched to that worker. Including the assigned wearer and badge, the monitor type, and personal identifiers like name, and a unique identifier such as SSN, DOB, and gender, provides a clear link between the measurement and the individual’s records. Other options, like patient name, department, or shift time, aren’t used to identify who the badge belongs to or which device produced the reading, so they aren’t appropriate for this purpose.