Chapters 32 and 33 Mobile and Fluoro

15 inches

During stationary fluoro exams, the SOD cannot be less than ___

The patient, other health professionals, the public

During mobile radiography, it is the radiographer's responsibility to protect ________

2

When performing mobile radiography, how many lead aprons should the radiographer carry?

6 feet

What distance should radiographers move away from the patient before making a mobile exposure?

Flat contact, shadow, shaped contact

List the types of gonad shielding

everyone except the patient

When performing mobile radiography, it is the responsibility of the tech to request ______ to leave the immediate area before exposure.

6 feet

During mobile radiography, the technologist must maintain a maximum distance of ______ from the tube.

increases

As magnification increases, patient exposure _______

No

Should the portable x-ray machine be used as a shield?

Yes

During mobile radiography, should the radiographer announce the intent to make an exposure?

10 R/min

The tabletop exposure rate when using fluoroscopy should never exceed __________

12 inches

What is the minimum source-to-skin distance for mobile fluoroscopic equipment?

greater than 90 degree

During fluoroscopy, the primary source of exposure to the radiographer is the patient. The highest energy scatter occurs at ________ angles.

False

When assisting in mobile radiographic examinations, the student does not need to wear an apron. True/False

5 minutes

How often is the fluoro timer required to sound?

.25 Pb/eq

What lead equivalent is required of the bucky slot cover?