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A satisfactory radiographic image was obtained using 300 mA, 20ms at 90 kVp, 182cm SID, 20cm...

A satisfactory radiographic image was obtained using 300 mA, 20ms at 90 kVp, 182cm SID, 20cm OID, 1mm FSS, 8:1 grid, 400 IP (CR), and no pathological condition.

  1. To reduce exposure to the patient, is the imaging plate (IP) and kVp used for this procedure acceptable? Please explain your answer and rationale. (2 points)

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