A 1 day old neonate, 32 weeks’ gestation, is in an overhead radiant warmer.  The nurse assesses the morning axillary temperature as 96.9F/36.1C.  Which of the following could explain this finding?

A newborn in the nursery  is exhibiting signs of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS).  Which of the following signs/symptoms would be an expected finding(s) of NAS?  Select all that apply.

If the original radiograph has a good IR exposure and the kVp is increased, which of these statements is true?1) receptor exposure increases2) contrast increases3) receptor exposure decreases4) contrast decreases5) receptor exposure stays the same6) contrast stays the same

A change in kVp, as an exposure factor, affects:

If kVp is doubled, the amount of x-ray photons created approximately increases:

The 15% rule changes:

The kVp controls the proportional relationship between:

Which of the following is likely to occur if kilovoltage is increased for a radiographic exposure?1) increased IR exposure2) lower penetration3) longer scale of contrast

A fluoroscopic examination that uses barium as a contrast material would typically produce images with:

A clinician evaluates a patient who has been on long‑term benzodiazepine therapy. Which cognitive side effect is most commonly associated with prolonged benzodiazepine use?