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What is the whole-body dose equivalence limit for a properly trained and qualified Radiological Worker?

A. 2 rem/year
B. 3 rem/year
C. 4 rem/year
D. 5 rem/year



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Final answer:

The whole-body dose equivalence limit for a Radiological Worker is 5 rem/year.


Explanation:

The whole-body dose equivalence limit for a properly trained and qualified Radiological Worker is 5 rem/year. This limit is set to protect workers from excessive radiation exposure and its harmful effects. Exceeding this limit can increase the risk of radiation-induced health issues such as cancer.


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