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After injection of iodinated contrast media, what action should the radiographer take to ensure patient safety?
After injection of iodinated contrast media, what action should the radiographer take to ensure patient safety?
- Monitor the patient for any signs of allergic reaction (correct)
- Immediately proceed with the imaging without any further steps
- Administer another dose of contrast media for better imaging
- Leave the patient unattended for a brief period
What is a primary responsibility of the radiographer after the injection of iodinated contrast media?
What is a primary responsibility of the radiographer after the injection of iodinated contrast media?
- Ensure the patient remains hydrated
- Document the patient's vital signs
- Monitor the patient for delayed adverse reactions (correct)
- Assist the patient in leaving the facility
What should the radiographer do if the patient shows signs of an allergic reaction after the injection of iodinated contrast media?
What should the radiographer do if the patient shows signs of an allergic reaction after the injection of iodinated contrast media?
- Ignore the signs and proceed with the imaging
- Administer emergency medication as per protocol (correct)
- Continue with the imaging procedure as planned
- Delay any intervention and wait for the reaction to subside
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