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1.An artifact was not detected due to skipping film analysis, what is its implication to the
patient's case?
2.Identify 2 important role of a radiologic technologist in preventing exposure artifact,
specifically radiopaque artifact?
3. Identify two differences between a guide shoe artifact and pi lines artifact.
4. Differentiate kink artifacts to fingerprint artifact.
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