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A. 1.8 Sv
43. A patient received a full-body electron dose of 240 mGy, a neutron dose (1
В. 1.1 mSv
С. 0.85 Sv
MeV) of 43 rad, and an alpha particle dose of 0.30 Gy. What was the
effective dose to this patient's stomach?
D. 130 mSv

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