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NCRP recommendations relative to radiation exposure of pregnant<br />

women include:<br />

A) dose to the fetus during the first trimester<br />

should be less than 0.5 rem<br />

B) dose to the fetus during the entire term of<br />

gestation should be less than 0.5 rem<br />

C) pregnant women should be granted a three<br />

month leave of absence during the first<br />

trimester<br />

D) quarterly doses for pregnant women should not<br />

exceed 25% of the federal quarterly dose<br />

limit<br />

E) all women of childbearing age should be<br />

considered pregnant and have their dose<br />

limits appropriately lowered<br />

The correct answer is: B<br />

These recommendations appear in NCRP Report No. 116 (1993). The<br />

fetus is most susceptible to radiation during the first trimester<br />

of gestation. Current regulations leave the decision of exposure<br />

limitation to the pregnant radiation worker.

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