When Radiographing a Patient with Severe Abdominal Trauma and Possible

question 12

Multiple Choice

When radiographing a patient with severe abdominal trauma and possible hemorrhagic shock,it is important to

• A) remove the patient's trousers to prevent artifacts.
• B) radiograph the patient through the antishock garment the patient is wearing.
• C) slowly remove the air in the antishock garment to decrease its radiolucency.
• D) add air to the antishock garment to improve image quality.

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