Exam 39: Patient Radiation Dose Management
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During a radiographic examination, which of the following combinations of technical exposure factors and filtration reduce patient radiation dose?
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During mammography, axillary projections should be done only on request of the:
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Digital mammography results in lower doses than screen/film mammography.
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Patient dose is usually estimated by conducting simulated x-ray examinations with __________________________.
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When a pregnant patient must undergo a radiographic procedure, which of the following practices will minimize radiation exposure?
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The frequency of x-ray examinations being performed is increasing in all age groups.
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What are the only acceptable techniques for mammography?
I.Screen/film
II.Digital
III.Xerography
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Patient dose can be reduced by using _____________________. I. faster screens
II) higher kVp
III) increased distance
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Glandular dose from mammography is approximately _____ of the ESD.
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Breast dose from a scoliosis exam can be reduced by using the __________________. I. AP projection
II) PA projection
III) lead shielding
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The period of major organogenesis is during the ________________ of pregnancy.
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Performing routine x-ray exams without indication is acceptable for ______________.
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