The guides that indicate the location of specific underlying anatomy and are frequently used by radiographers when positioning the patient for routine projections and positions are called:?
A) anatomical positions.
B) surface landmarks.
C) body references.
D) image markers.
B
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A) Dr. Blake only. B) Dr. Johns only. C) Dr. Johns must sign the report first and then Dr. Blake must countersign. D) Dr. Blake must sign the report first and then Dr. Johns must countersign.