NOMAD PRO TEST CORRECT 100%
true - ANSWERsome battery charge may be lost during extended inactivity, leading
to fewer exposures between Handset charging
held so it is parallel to the operator. held so NOMAD PRO is positioned close to the
patient. at the end of the cone. - ANSWERin order to maintain the optimal operator
safety zone the backscatter sheild should be
recharge battery - ANSWERwhen there is not enough battery charge left to take an
exposure, the charge indicator bars will fade away and the ... alarm message
appears on the screen and the NOMAD PRO will not allow an exposure to begin
incomplete - ANSWERan alarm indicating a partial exposure (when the trigger was
not depressed through the entire time setting - either on purpose or accidentally) is
indicated by a series of beeps and the....... message on the screen until a button is
pressed
true - ANSWERNOMAD PRO's smaller diameter cone, combine with the use of the
DC power and primary sheilding greatly reduce a patient x-ray exposure
false - ANSWERif the NOMAD PRO has been dropped, turn it one and if it seen to
be working it is safe to use
false - ANSWERprotection disminishes when the shield is not parallel to the operator
avoid this by asking the patient to hold their head parallel
6 seconds for exposure 0.09 second long, 12 sec for 0.2 sec long, and 24 sec for 0.4
sec long - ANSWERthe duty cycle to protect your NOMAD PRO is as follows
false - ANSWERTCC protocol states that any TCC dental hygiene student exposing
radiographs with the NOMAD PRO...
a,b,c,d - ANSWERradiation safety is at the heart of the NOMAD PRO design. the
NOMAD PRO has
true - ANSWERthe NOMAD PRO should be routinely cleaned using disinfectant
wipes or some other non-acetone cleaner to maintain cleanliness
true - ANSWERper TCC protocol the backscatter shield is to remain at the end of the
cone and is never to be moved
true - ANSWERthe operator protection zone is linked to the positioning of the
backscatter shield
shield is at the outer edge of the cone, shield is close to the subject, shield is parallel
to the operator - ANSWERthe operator protection zone is linked to the positioning of
the backscatter shield, maximum protection exists when
true - ANSWERsome battery charge may be lost during extended inactivity, leading
to fewer exposures between Handset charging
held so it is parallel to the operator. held so NOMAD PRO is positioned close to the
patient. at the end of the cone. - ANSWERin order to maintain the optimal operator
safety zone the backscatter sheild should be
recharge battery - ANSWERwhen there is not enough battery charge left to take an
exposure, the charge indicator bars will fade away and the ... alarm message
appears on the screen and the NOMAD PRO will not allow an exposure to begin
incomplete - ANSWERan alarm indicating a partial exposure (when the trigger was
not depressed through the entire time setting - either on purpose or accidentally) is
indicated by a series of beeps and the....... message on the screen until a button is
pressed
true - ANSWERNOMAD PRO's smaller diameter cone, combine with the use of the
DC power and primary sheilding greatly reduce a patient x-ray exposure
false - ANSWERif the NOMAD PRO has been dropped, turn it one and if it seen to
be working it is safe to use
false - ANSWERprotection disminishes when the shield is not parallel to the operator
avoid this by asking the patient to hold their head parallel
6 seconds for exposure 0.09 second long, 12 sec for 0.2 sec long, and 24 sec for 0.4
sec long - ANSWERthe duty cycle to protect your NOMAD PRO is as follows
false - ANSWERTCC protocol states that any TCC dental hygiene student exposing
radiographs with the NOMAD PRO...
a,b,c,d - ANSWERradiation safety is at the heart of the NOMAD PRO design. the
NOMAD PRO has
true - ANSWERthe NOMAD PRO should be routinely cleaned using disinfectant
wipes or some other non-acetone cleaner to maintain cleanliness
true - ANSWERper TCC protocol the backscatter shield is to remain at the end of the
cone and is never to be moved
true - ANSWERthe operator protection zone is linked to the positioning of the
backscatter shield
shield is at the outer edge of the cone, shield is close to the subject, shield is parallel
to the operator - ANSWERthe operator protection zone is linked to the positioning of
the backscatter shield, maximum protection exists when
