MC Which one of the following statements regarding safety with radioactive materials is most relevant to a hospital setting?

A. Clients who have multiple X-rays are exposed to high doses of radioactive materials.
B. Lead aprons should be worn by clients during x-ray procedures.
C. Lead-shielded containers are provided for radioactive material.
D. When assisting with X-rays in the client's room, nursing personnel should wear radioactive detection badges.


C

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