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stevenposner

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Which protocol would be implemented on a patient in the recovery room with orders for a right knee following a total knee replacement?
 
 AP and mediolateral
  minimum 3 view protocol
  AP only
  AP and lateromedial

Question 2

Safelights in a darkroom should be positioned:
 
 3 feet from the workspace
  6 feet from the workspace
  5 feet from the workspace
  4 feet from the workspace



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Answer to Question 1

AP and lateromedial

Rationale: Post-op patients will have limited ability to ambulate due to anesthesia and pain level. Two views 90 degrees apart are required. AP will be acquired and then a cross-table or horizontal beam approach will be necessary for the lateral. Placement of the grid should be on the medial surface of the patient's leg and the beam should be directed lateral to medial.

Answer to Question 2

4 feet from the workspace

Rationale: Safelights should be positioned 4 feet from the work surface.





 

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