Problems with radiographic/fluoroscopic equipment can be kept to a minimum by
a. cross-training radiographers to perform equipment service.
b. x-ray equipment service contracts.
c. purchasing first-class, 1cCadillac 1d equipment only.
d. a quality control program.
d. a quality control program.
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A) Tilt the backboard to the left to allow the ear to drain freely. B) Place a folded piece of gauze in the ear canal to stop the drainage. C) Suction the blood from the ear so you can determine the source of bleeding. D) Place a piece of sterile gauze over the ear.
One of the common signs and symptoms of a potential head injury is:
A. deformity of the shoulder. B. bleeding from an upper extremity. C. blunt force trauma. D. nausea and vomiting.
Appendages of the skin include all of the following except:
A) nerves. B) sweat glands. C) nails. D) hair.
Which type of microscope would be the most common type used in the POL?
A) Compound B) Phase-contrast C) Electron D) Fluorescent