Q: What laws regulate radiation doses to which people can be exposed?


Read this paragraph and choose the correct option from the provided answers:

Radiation Protection Laws regulate radiation doses to which people can be exposed. The greatest occupational whole-body dose that is allowed depends upon the country and is about 20 to 50 mSv/y and is rarely reached by medical and nuclear power workers. Higher doses are allowed for the hands. Much lower doses are permitted for the reproductive organs and the fetuses of pregnant women. Inadvertent doses to the public are limited to 1 / 10 of occupational doses, except for those caused by nuclear power, which cannot legally expose the public to more than.

 Choices:

- medical regulation laws

- voltage protection laws

- dose regulation laws

- radiation protection laws


A:
radiation protection laws