When caring for a patient who is receiving radiation therapy, you should
A) wear a mask and gloves at all times.
B) stay at least 3 feet away from the patient unless providing direct care.
C) remain behind the "safe line" at all times to prevent radiation exposure.
D) work behind a mobile lead shield when providing direct care.
B
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