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b. Nonionizingxradiationx
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ofxbiologicxdamage.x
c. suppressxanyxradiationxphobiaxbutxnotxriskxaxsmallxchancexofxpossiblexbiologicxdamage.x
d. suppressxanyxradiationxphobiaxandxbexwillingxtoxassumexaxsmallxchancexofxpossiblexbiolo
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2. itxemphasizesxthatxradiationxisxanxinnatexpartxofxourxenvironment.x
3. itxprovidesxanxanswerxthatxisxeasyxforxthexpatientxtoxcomprehend.xa.x1xandx2xonlyx
b. 1xandx3xonlyx
c. 2xandx3xonlyx
d.x1,x2,xandx3x
ANS:xDx
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6.xIfxaxpatientxasksxaxradiographerxaxquestionxaboutxhowxmuchxradiationxhexorxshexwillxreceivexfromxax
specificxx-rayxprocedure,xthexradiographerxcanx
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rayxtoxnaturalxbackgroundxradiationxreceived.x
b. avoidxthexpatient’sxquestionxbyxchangingxthexsubject.x
c. tellxthexpatientxthatxitxisxunethicalxtoxdiscussxsuchxconcerns.x
d. refusextoxanswerxthexquestionxandxrecommendxthatxhexorxshexspeakxwithxthexreferringxphysicia
n.x
ANS:xAx
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7.xWhyxshouldxthexselectionxofxtechnicalxexposurexfactorsxforxallxmedicalximagingxproceduresx
alwaysxfollowxALARA?x Soxthatxradiographersxandxradiologistsxdoxnotxhavexto
a.xSoxthatxreferringxphysiciansxorderingximagingxproceduresxdoxnotxhavextoxacceptx
responsibilityxforxpatientxradiationxsafety.xb.x
patientxradiationxsafety.x
c. Becausexradiation-
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havexnoxchancexofxdevelopingxthisxdisease.x
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8.xThexcardinalxprinciplesxofxradiationxprotectionxincludexwhichxofxthexfollowing?x
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2. Distancex3.xShieldingx
a. 1xonlyx
b. 2xonlyx
c. 3xonlyx
d. 1,x2,xandx3x