Background and Objective: Due to the fact that outfitting and establishing a radiological center has many costs and the technologies related to this equipment are continually developing and progressing, taking into consideration and observing the international standards of these centers are necessary and is led to increased efficiency and useful lifetime of the apparatuses and economy in economic costs. This article aims to study the condition of diagnostic radiological parts of Sistan and Baluchestan hospitals and its comparison with the standards determined for these centers through national and international organizations like ICRU1, NCRP2 and ICRP3. Materials and Methods: In this descriptive study, the condition of physiological atmosphere, the condition of personal protection apparatuses of radiographers and patients as well as the status of radiography apparatuses has been studies using a threepartite questionnaire. In the next stage, the collected data have been through questionnaire, dosimeter and thermometer compared to the standard amounts and the qualitative and quantitative statuses of the radiographic centers has also been analyzed. Findings: The results achieved in this study indicate that the compatibility mean of the status quo with the international standards is 58 percent. In addition, none of these radiological centers are provided with standard darkroom and sufficient alarming signs and there was no archives regarding personnel protected from radiation in 44 percents of his center. Radiographic rooms have some defects and problems in 50% and lack of radiation leakage in 64%. Conclusion: According to the results achieved and the significant differences between international standards and the condition of the centers under study, applying the periodic monitoring and regularly quality control programs are necessary.