Which of these statements is false?
A) A patient's apprehension is decreased when the operator appears unsure of oneself.
B) The radiographer should take the time to explain the procedure and allow the apprehensive patient to ask questions.
C) Apprehensive patients often consider the radiographic procedure to be unpleasant.
D) Most patients are not apprehensive about radiographic procedures.
A
Explanation: A) A patient's apprehension is increased when the operator appears unsure of him or herself.
B) A patient's apprehension is increased when the operator appears unsure of him or herself.
C) A patient's apprehension is increased when the operator appears unsure of him or herself.
D) A patient's apprehension is increased when the operator appears unsure of him or herself.
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