For proper exposure technique all of the following are correct EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?.The operator should be a minimum of 6 feet away from the tube head (the source of radiation)and behind a suitable (acceptable)barrier when the exposure is made.
A)The patient may hold a drifting x-ray head during the exposure.
B)The operator should be a minimum of 6 feet away from the source of radiation.
C)The operator should be behind an acceptable barrier when the exposure is made.
D)The operator should not hold any receptor (film packet,digital sensor,or phosphor plate)in the patient's mouth.

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The patient should never hold the x-ray head during the exposure, as this puts them at risk of radiation exposure and also increases the likelihood of movement, resulting in a blurry image. It is important to always use proper positioning and stabilization techniques to obtain a clear and accurate image.

For Proper Exposure Technique All of the Following Are Correct