- The regulatory gestational radiation dose limit to a declared pregnant worker is 500 mrem a
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations and some Agreement State regulations state that average exposure to a declared pregnant worker should be maintained, if possible, to 50 mrem/month.
- The average whole-body radiation dose for a nuclear medical technician is 400-600 mrem/year (National Council on Radiation Protection & Measurements Report 124).
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