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,Chapter 01: Introduction to Imaging and Radiologic Sciences
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MULTIPLE dlCHOICE

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a. electrocardiography.
b. radiography.
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dlresult dlof dlradiation’s dlability dlto dlcreate in dlhuman dltissue dland dlpossible dlbiochemical
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dland dlare dlcapable dlof dldisrupting dllife dlprocesses. dlSpecial dlprotection dlshould dlbe dlprovided dlto

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3. In dlthe dldiagnosis dlof dlpatient dldisease dlstates, dlphysicians dlcan dlselect dlfrom dlan dlarray dlof dlmedical
dldiagnostic dlmodalities. dlSome dlof dlthese dlinvolve dlthe dluse dlof dlionizing dlenergy dlto dlcreate dla
dlmedical dlimage. dlIf dla dlphysician dlis dlconcerned dlabout dlthe dluse dlof dlionizing dlradiation, dlhe dlor dlshe
dlmay dlchoose dlto dlorder dlany dlof dlthe dlfollowing dldiagnostic dlmodalities dlexcept

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dlthe dlbody dlby dlpassage dlof dlX-rays dlor dlgamma dlrays dlthrough dlthe dlbody dlto dlact dlon, dlhistorically,

dlspecially dlsensitized dlfilm dlor, dlmost dlcommonly, dlon dla dldigital dlimaging dlplate dlor dldetector. dlIn

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a. use dlof dlhigh dlethical dlstandards dlof dlconduct.
b. important dlmedical dlvalue dlof dlsorcery dland dlwitchcraft.
c. importance dlof dlclosely dlmonitoring dla dlpatient’s dlcondition dland dlrecovery.
d. value dlof dldiet dland dlexercise dland dlallowing dlnature dlto dltake dlits dlcourse dlin dlrecovery.
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