A) 1) the amount of time and the intensity at which the xray wil give analytical images must be optimized and a minimum exposure time must be maintained to avoid excss radiation exposure
2) shielding of the unexposed region can be done by using lead material containing coats, throid collars
3) avoid duplication of Xrays
4)use of the faster speed film for X-rays. It costs about the same as the conventional D speed film and offers similar benefits with a lower radiation dose. Using digital imaging detectors instead of film further reduces radiation dose.
B) 1) the technologist must be shielded with 0.25mm lead equivalent coat if he has to be nearer to the patient during X ray exposure
2) during the exposure of X rays the technologist can utilize shilding many waays are available :
The fluoroscopy systems should have two separate shielding screens to protect the operator, and both should be used correctly. A 0.5 mm lead screen absorbs .90% of the scattered radiation.
(Radiologic question) What are some ways in which technologists can reduce x-ray exposure to their patients?...
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A certain x ray exposure requires 1.8 mm Al to reduce the radiation intensity from 250 Gya to 125 Gya. What is the half value layer of this x ray beam? How many additional half value layers would be required to reduce the intensity to approximately 31 Gya?
A certain x ray exposure requires 1.8 mm Al to reduce the radiation intensity from 250 GX to 125 Gya: What is the half value layer of this x ray beam? How many additional half value layers would be required to reduce the intensity to approximately 31 Gya?
31. Provide examples where projection and positioning during routine x-ray procedures can be used to reduce patient exposure and provide radiation protection in a procedure involving exposure to ionizing radiation.
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33. Provide at least two examples where excellent projection and positioning in X-ray imaging can be used effectively to reduce patient exposure and provide radiation protection
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