[ 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 doses differ for each person because of differences in x-ray machines and their settings, the amount of radioactive material given in a nuclear medicine procedure, and the patientâs metabolism. The tables below give dose estimates for typical diagnostic x-ray and nuclear medicine exams. For comparison, in the United States we receive about 3.0 mSv (300 mrem) of exposure from natural background radiation every year. The effective dose listed is a comparable whole-body dose from the exam.