Abstract
Radiation is an important physics parameter used in medical field. It is important for individuals to work with radiation according to their occupations in the health field that the importance of radiation and the importance of the materials and devices they use and radiation protection. RA gets meaning from word or sentence. Radiation is the form of electromagnetic energy. Particularly ionizing radiation is widely used in the medical field for the diagnosis of diseases and for the treatment of cancer. The effects of particle radiation are different. The steps and doses in the interaction of radiation with matter and tissue should be well known. In this review, the basic issues of radiation physics are emphasized
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