The intent of this article is to briefly summarize several rapid and nondestructive nuclear analyses that are readily adaptable to a reactor facility but are often overlooked. These methods include the use of cadmium-covered irradiations to suppress the production of interfering radionuclides, the determination of deuterium by photoneutron method, the determination of the uranium by the delayed neutron method, and the use of solid state detectors to resolve short-lived radionuclides of interest in the presence of other radionuclides of similar gamma-ray emissions.