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Incident Information Guide - Radiation Control Program - Nevada
Incident Information Guide - Radiation Control Program is a legal document that was released by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services - a government authority operating within Nevada.
FAQ
Q: What is the Radiation Control Program in Nevada?
A: The Radiation Control Program in Nevada is a program that regulates and monitors radiation sources to ensure public safety.
Q: What does the Radiation Control Program do?
A: The Radiation Control Program regulates and monitors radiation sources in Nevada to prevent unnecessary exposure to radiation.
Q: Who is responsible for the Radiation Control Program in Nevada?
A: The Radiation Control Program in Nevada is under the responsibility of the State of Nevada Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
Q: What are some examples of radiation sources regulated by the Radiation Control Program in Nevada?
A: Examples of radiation sources regulated by the program include X-ray machines, nuclear reactors, and radioactive materials used in medical and industrial settings.
Q: Why is it important to regulate radiation sources?
A: Regulating radiation sources is important to protect public health and safety from unnecessary exposure to radiation, which can have harmful effects.
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