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If your radiograph is too light, but the penetration is adequate, when you retake it, what would you change and in which direction?

When taking a V/D thorax radiograph: 1) How is the patient positioned?                                                                  2) Where is the beam centered?                                                                  3) What is the cranial border of collimation?                                                                  4) What is the caudal border of collimation?

What is the name given to AsF6? As = Arsenic  F = Fluorine

When two or more substances combine physically in any ratio, and the substances are  distinguishable from one another, the result is known as a ___________________________ State your answer here.  Complete sentences not needed.

For the isotope Ti-59, the number of neutrons is:  

If your animal was lying on its right side, how would you label this image (which marker would you use)?

Name five DIFFERENT ways you can reduce your exposure to radiation.

KV is described as:

Geometric distortion occurs when the object being radiographed is placed high above or not parallel to the table.

When bonding, atoms tend to gain or lose electrons, so that they have an electron configuration similar to Group 17, the Halogens.