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In terms of patient safety, why might a doctor choose a non-ionising imaging method over an ionising one?

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Radionuclide imaging and therapy

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In terms of patient safety, why might a doctor choose a non-ionising imaging method over an ionising one?.

  1. A.Non-ionising methods provide clearer images
  2. B.Non-ionising methods are less expensive
  3. C.Non-ionising methods do not expose patients to harmful radiation
  4. D.Non-ionising methods are faster

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  • Non-ionising methods do not expose patients to harmful radiation

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Doctors may prefer non-ionising imaging methods to minimize the risk of radiation exposure to patients, especially in vulnerable populations such as children or pregnant women.

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