[ 2 syll. kon-ner, ko-nn-er ] The baby boy name Konner is pronounced K AE-N-er â . Konner is of Celtic origin. Konner is a variant transcription of Connor (English and Irish).Konner is somewhat popular as a baby boy name. The name's popularity has been rising since the 2000s; before that, it was of only sporadic use.on-ner, ko-nn-er ] The baby boy name Konner is pronounced K AE-N-er â . Konner is of Celtic origin. Konner is a variant transcription of Connor (English and Irish).
Natural background radiation exposure accounts for an average of 3.1 mSv/yr with variations depending on where you live. In the US, the average person is exposed to an additional 3.0 mSv/yr from medical sources (predominantly CT scans). Of course, some people receive no radiation and others much, much more.
Radiation dose from CT scans of the chest, abdomen, or pelvis varies depending on the individual patient, and the technique used. In general, in adults, most abdomen CTs are performed at approximately 10 mSv. The dose is less for a chest CT. The doses should be the same-to-less, if size adjusted, for children.Head CT doses are generally less than about 2-4 mSv. As a rough approximation, one abdomen pelvis CT in an adult is equal to 100-250 chest x-rays.The average background radiation (just from livingâ¦) that individuals get is about 3-3.5 mSv per year.hat is, 4 examinations at 5.0 mSv each done over three years is the equivalent of 20 mSv of dose (4x5=20). This is accumulated over the lifetime. Similarly, if quarterly abdominal CT scans (at 10 mSv each) were given for 5 years, the cumulative dose would be 4x10x5 mSv = 200 mSv. 3.