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saraeharris

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Primary anatomy of interest on AP axial weight-bearing feet are the:
 
 tarsals and tibiotalar joint
  metatarsals
  metatarsals and tarsals
  phalanges

Question 2

Which radiation protection monitor can be worn up to three months, but has no permanent record of readings?
 
 TLD device
  OSL dosimeter
  film badge
  pocket dosimeter



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Answer to Question 1

metatarsals and tarsals

Rationale: Anatomy of interest on AP axial feet are the metatarsals and tarsals.

Answer to Question 2

TLD device

Rationale: A TLD device accurately records dose and may be worn up to three months, but is expensive and does not have permanent record.



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