Who must give permission before a radiographer enters a patient's room for a mobile examination?

Who's job is it to return all the items in the patient's room?

What position should a patient be placed in for a mobile chest x-ray if air-fluid levels need to be demonstrated without distortion of the anatomy?

When performing a mobile examination, a minimum of how many lead aprons should a radiographer have?

What is the prime reason for repeated mobile examinations?

What type of drive switch should the mobile unit have?

When a radiographer estimates soure-to-image receptor distance (SID), it must be within ____ percent of recommended SID to avoid creating an image with a substantial exposure difference?

What type of grid is preferred for mobile radiography?

Which of the following is employed to enhance the contrast of a radiographic image especially on large body parts?

Which of the following could seriously injure patients and staff while operating a mobile unit?

All of the following features are essential to a mobile radiographic unit except ____.

Batteries used in mobile radiographic machines ____.

During mobile radiography, the radiographer must achieve maximum distance primarily from the ____.

For mobile radiography, radiographic grids should have a ____.

The most common diagnostic radiography anode target angle is ____ degrees.

The preferred method for demonstrating air fluid levels during mobile radiography is to make sure that the ____.

During optimal mobile radiography of the chest, the recommended SID is ____ inches.

An increase in mAs effects x-ray quantity.

How does added filtration affect the emission spectrum?

Which has the greatest mass density?

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