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radiation monitor is an instrument used to detect and measure ionizing radiation, including alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation. These monitors are crucial for ensuring safety in environments where radiation exposure is a potential risk, such as hospitals (in radiology departments), nuclear power plants, laboratories, and research facilities. Radiation monitors are designed to continuously assess radiation levels, providing real-time data to help prevent overexposure to harmful radiation. Depending on the specific application, radiation monitors can include features like audible alarms, digital displays, and data logging capabilities for compliance with safety standards and regulatory requirements. Some models are portable and worn by personnel (as personal dosimeters), while others are fixed in an area to monitor ambient radiation levels. These monitors play a critical role in maintaining a safe working environment by ensuring radiation exposure remains within acceptable limits, protecting both workers and the public from potential harm.