Why Is an Increased Target-Receptor Distance (FFDs)of Up to 16

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Multiple Choice

Why is an increased target-receptor distance (FFDs) of up to 16 inches recommended with the paralleling technique?

• A)To decrease patient movement
• B)To decrease the patient's skin exposure
• C)To reduce the possibility of collimator cutoff
• D)To compensate for the magnification of the image

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