Author Question: APR with radiographic systems refers to: Automatic Programmed Radiography Automatic programming ... (Read 50 times)

kamilo84

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APR with radiographic systems refers to:
 
 Automatic Programmed Radiography
  Automatic programming
  Anatomically Programmed Radiography
  Automatic Program Readout

Question 2

Which cranial bone(s) protect the organs of hearing and balance?
 
 temporal
  occipital
  petrous pyramid
  sphenoid



snackralk

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Answer to Question 1

Automatic Program Readout

Rationale: With Automatic Program Readout, the technologist selects an anatomic area and preconfigured exposure factors are displayed.

Answer to Question 2

temporal

Rationale: The temporal bones protect the organs of hearing and balance.



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