When using any type of contrast agent for a radiographic examination,
A)the patient should have the final choice on the type of contrast used.
B)a thorough medical history must be taken by the imaging professional.
C)the cost of the contrast agent is not a consideration.
D)anaphylactic reactions are rare and of little concern.

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The prevention of contrast media reactions depends on obtaining a thorough patient history that can indicate contrast media contraindications or an increased likelihood of adverse reactions.

When Using Any Type of Contrast Agent for a Radiographic