What is the purpose of a cumulative timer during fluoroscopy?
alerts the occupational worker of the length of time live radiation has been produced
terminates the exposure
eliminates lengthy exams
reduces technologist exposure
alerts the occupational worker of the length of time live radiation has been produced
Rationale: The cumulative timer for image intensification or fluoroscopy will alert audibly every 5 minutes and then be required to be reset. This timer helps to remind occupational workers of the radiation time and must be recorded for patient exams.
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