Risks that remain after treatment has already occurred (i.e. after risk control measures have been put in place) are known as:
A) inherent risks.
B) residual risks.
C) tolerable risks.
D) registered risks.
E) managed risks.

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Residual risks are risks that still exist after treatment or risk control measures have been implemented. Inherent risks refer to risks that are inherent to a particular activity or situation and cannot be completely eliminated, while tolerable risks are risks that have been assessed as acceptable and can be tolerated. Registered risks and managed risks are not commonly used terms in the risk management field.

Risks That Remain After Treatment Has Already Occurred (I