While standing behind the control-booth barrier, a radiographer makes a radiographic exposure. The x-rays scattered from the patient’s body should ____________________.

While standing behind the control-booth barrier, a radiographer makes a radiographic exposure. The x-rays scattered from the patient’s body should ____________________.

What is the individual annual effective dose limit for education and training purposes?

A secondary protective barrier must have a lead equivalency of at least

A secondary protective barrier must have a lead equivalency of at least

If an individual receives 70 mR while standing 5 feet away from a source of radiation for 5 minutes, which of the options listed below will most effectively reduce his/her radiation exposure from the source?

Which of the following protective measures may radiographers use to protect the patient from unnecessary radiation exposure?1. high-kilovoltage (peak) exposure factors2. reducing the field size3. slow-speed screens

If an individual receives 70 mR while standing 5 feet away from a source of radiation for 5 minutes, which of the options listed below will most effectively reduce his/her radiation exposure from the source?

Which of the following protective measures may radiographers use to protect the patient from unnecessary radiation exposure?1. high-kilovoltage (peak) exposure factors2. reducing the field size3. slow-speed screens

The principal source of scatter, for a radiographer, when performing a radiographic examination is the