Go behind the scenes as nuclear medicine makes its way from the OPAL reactor to medical centres around Australia. Find out more: www.ansto.gov.au/health
I had a nuclear heart scan for stress with the chemical med and its due to bad knees and back heart failure in the past 3yrs ago. TSA said we have this done we can't fly in planes at all. Tech said that can't stop you TSA can't stop you from flying out of state with the scan done few days before you catch the flight.
No idea about the TSA, but airlines in Australia use the International Air Transport Association (IATA) medical handbook, amongst other resources to devise policies about travel after medical treatment. Radiotherapy for cancer treatment tends to depress the immune system, so travel is not advised for the sake of that persons health. Other medical conditions do require approval from a doctor, again, more for the sake of the wellbeing of the person than the airline, though no airline actually wants to have medical emergencies on their planes. In my experiences with the TSA when I lived in America, their people "on the ground" are not always aware of all the rules and regulations, and tend to say "no" if they do not know the actual regs. Maybe you were very unlucky with the people you dealt with.
I had a nuclear stress test due to cardiopathy and heart failure due to COVID-19 virus 🦠 three different times in one year. They did the lexscan drug due to cardiopathy and heart failure and spinal injury's in the past, arthritis in both knees.
I'm happy to think and believe we are Re Writing the way Uranium 235 Reactors are to be Used to the fullest potential for all of human kinds benefit and maintained without polluting the environment or weapons manufacture
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I had a nuclear heart scan for stress with the chemical med and its due to bad knees and back heart failure in the past 3yrs ago. TSA said we have this done we can't fly in planes at all. Tech said that can't stop you TSA can't stop you from flying out of state with the scan done few days before you catch the flight.
No idea about the TSA, but airlines in Australia use the International Air Transport Association (IATA) medical handbook, amongst other resources to devise policies about travel after medical treatment.
Radiotherapy for cancer treatment tends to depress the immune system, so travel is not advised for the sake of that persons health. Other medical conditions do require approval from a doctor, again, more for the sake of the wellbeing of the person than the airline, though no airline actually wants to have medical emergencies on their planes.
In my experiences with the TSA when I lived in America, their people "on the ground" are not always aware of all the rules and regulations, and tend to say "no" if they do not know the actual regs. Maybe you were very unlucky with the people you dealt with.
Some narration to explain what is happening would be helpful
I had a nuclear stress test due to cardiopathy and heart failure due to COVID-19 virus 🦠 three different times in one year. They did the lexscan drug due to cardiopathy and heart failure and spinal injury's in the past, arthritis in both knees.
I'm happy to think and believe we are Re Writing the way Uranium 235 Reactors are to be Used to the fullest potential for all of human kinds benefit and maintained without polluting the environment or weapons manufacture
That's pretty cool i actually can't wait to start school!
Narration would be helpful to explain what is happening
How to you get a job operating/techincian here
Go to ansto website, find vacancies
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