1. Use a lead apron on the patient.
2. Use high speed film (or digital).
3. Use filtration of the useful beam to recommended levels.
4. Use a long cone to collimate the useful beam.
Source: Wilkins, Ester M. Clinical Practice of the Dental Hygienist. 5th ed. pp.140-41.
Wear a badge containing photographic film.
They both reduce your exposure to ultraviolet radiation.
Wear a lead suit
Possibilities include pregnancy, the pill, and exposure to radiation.
To reduce exposure try the following:avoiding sources of radiationshielding to block radiationdecontamination if the radiation source is in dust or liquid form on skin and/or clothingiodine tablets to protect the thyroid gland from iodine-131 if presentetc.These will have to be adapted depending on the exact type and source of radiation. For example some sources can't be avoided, shielding that works for one type of radiation doesn't for another, etc.
X-ray wise? Collimation, Lead shield, use adequate kVp and mAs
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