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lb_gilbert

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The central ray for the mediolateral foot is directed to:
 
 1st cuneiform
  1 inch inferior to the medial malleolus
  base of 3rd metatarsal
  talocalcaneal joint

Question 2

If a female technologist is wearing a lead apron, where should the radiation monitoring device be positioned?
 
 under the lead apron at the waist
  at the level of the neck but on the backside
  at the level of the neck outside the lead apron and thyroid shield
  at the level of the neck underneath the lead apron and thyroid shield



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Answer to Question 1

1st cuneiform

Rationale: The lateral foot will use a mediolateral projection. The CR is directed at the level of the first cuneiform.

Answer to Question 2

at the level of the neck outside the lead apron and thyroid shield

Rationale: The radiation monitoring device should be worn on the front to record levels to the trunk of the body and at the collar level to specifically monitor exposures to the eyes and neck. The badge should be worn outside the protective lead.



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