Which of the following statements regarding protection measures for the operator during exposure is false?
A) The ideal angle to stand from the path of the exiting x-ray beam is 180 degrees.
B) A drifting tube head should not be used until corrected.
C) The radiographer should stand at least 6 feet from the head of the patient without a barrier present.
D) A structural barrier provides adequate protection during exposure.
A
Explanation: A) The ideal angle to stand from the path of the exiting x-ray beam is 45 degrees.
B) The ideal angle to stand from the path of the exiting x-ray beam is 45 degrees.
C) The ideal angle to stand from the path of the exiting x-ray beam is 45 degrees.
D) The ideal angle to stand from the path of the exiting x-ray beam is 45 degrees.
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