Multiple Choice
Typical CT doses range from ___________________ during head imaging and from __________ during body imaging.
A) 20 to 40 mGyt (2000 to 4000 mrad) , 20 to 40 mGyt (2000 to 4000 mrad)
B) 20 to 40 mGyt (2000 to 4000 mrad) , 30 to 50 mGyt (3000 to 5000 mrad)
C) 30 to 50 mGyt (3000 to 5000 mrad) , 20 to 40 mGyt (2000 to 4000 mrad)
D) 30 to 50 mGyt (3000 to 5000 mrad) , 30 to 50 mGyt (3000 to 5000 mrad)
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