In order to reduce exposure and avoid scattered beams, clinical staff should:
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Increase the distance from the patient
How does the 15% rule relate to barium contrast in fluoroscopy?
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An increase in kVp by 15% doubles the exposure, so mAs should be halved.
, What includes the record of patient dose?
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Radiologist interpretation
Relative to the patient, which angle results in the least amount of scatter radiation
during stationary fluoroscopy?
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90 degrees
When capturing a still image in pediatric fluoroscopy, what is the recommended
alternative to spot imaging?
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Last image hold (LIH)
During a mobile fluoroscopy study in the operating room, the surgeon asks the tech
to reduce the magnification of the part and include more anatomy within the field of
view. How should the tech adjust the C-arm?
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Increase the distance from the patient
How does the 15% rule relate to barium contrast in fluoroscopy?
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An increase in kVp by 15% doubles the exposure, so mAs should be halved.
, What includes the record of patient dose?
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Radiologist interpretation
Relative to the patient, which angle results in the least amount of scatter radiation
during stationary fluoroscopy?
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90 degrees
When capturing a still image in pediatric fluoroscopy, what is the recommended
alternative to spot imaging?
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Last image hold (LIH)
During a mobile fluoroscopy study in the operating room, the surgeon asks the tech
to reduce the magnification of the part and include more anatomy within the field of
view. How should the tech adjust the C-arm?
Give this one a try later!
