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Radiologic technologists take precautions by
protecting themselves from diseased tissue.
covering parts of the body not being tested with lead-lined blankets.
using electrodes.
monitoring the patient's physical appearance, heart rate, skin temperature, and blood oxygen.
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covering parts of the body not being tested with lead-lined blankets.
Rationale: using lead shielding (aprons, blankets, gonadal shields) is a standard radiation-protection precaution to reduce unnecessary exposure to the patient and staff. (Technologists also use PPE for infection control and monitor patients’ vitals when indicated, but the primary imaging-specific precaution is shielding.)
Rationale: using lead shielding (aprons, blankets, gonadal shields) is a standard radiation-protection precaution to reduce unnecessary exposure to the patient and staff. (Technologists also use PPE for infection control and monitor patients’ vitals when indicated, but the primary imaging-specific precaution is shielding.)
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