[Solved] Exposure of whole body to moderate radiation doses of 500 – 2000 mSv (50 to 200 rem) would probably cause which of the following effects?

Q.	Exposure of whole body to moderate radiation doses of 500 – 2000 mSv (50 to 200 rem) would probably cause which of the following effects?
A.	Blood cell changes
B.	Swelling
C.	Possible nausea
D.	All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above

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