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X-ray Operator Safety: Why Shielding is Essential
This is false, the operator cannot stand directly in the beam of the X-rays because this will cause the operator to be exposed to radiation, so the operator of an X-ray machine typically stands behind a lead-lined wall or in a separate room while the X-ray is being taken.Radiation Therapy - Related Articles
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