What information must personal radiation monitor reports include?

Personal radiation monitor reports must include dose equivalents for the report period because this information is crucial for assessing an individual's exposure to ionizing radiation over a specific timeframe. The dose equivalent indicates how much radiation the individual has received, allowing for the evaluation of compliance with safety standards and regulations within occupational settings.

In addition to dose equivalents, reports typically also contain information about the dosimeter type and the radiation quality to provide a comprehensive understanding of the exposure context. Including all this information in reports ensures that workers and safety officials can make informed decisions regarding radiation safety and health risks, as well as implement necessary protective measures.

Thus, while focusing solely on dose equivalents captures a significant aspect of radiation monitoring, neglecting to consider the broader context provided by the dosimeter type and radiation quality would be incomplete. The complete and accurate reporting of all these elements, as stated in "All of the above," is essential for effective radiation protection practices.