CAMRT Radiography Practice Exam

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After how many minutes does the fluoroscopy timer typically go off during a procedure?

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The correct answer is: 5 minutes

The fluoroscopy timer is typically set to go off after 5 minutes of continuous operation. This automatic time limit is an important safety feature designed to prevent unnecessary radiation exposure to both patients and personnel during procedures. The timer serves as a reminder to the operator to assess the situation and evaluate whether it is necessary to continue or pause the fluoroscopic examination. By limiting the continuous exposure time, the risk of radiation-related side effects can be significantly minimized. Establishing a 5-minute limit helps ensure that clinicians remain vigilant about radiation dose management, which is crucial in maintaining safety standards in radiological practices.