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Can you overexpose only one side of a chest X-ray?

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Not unless there is something wrong with the x-ray tube or if the person has an extreme difference in measure between either sides of the chest.

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What is one use for X-rays?
an X-ray is used in hospitals to define whether a bone is damaged
What does a chest x-ray detect?
it shows broken bones or fractures
What is the only shape with one side?
Sphere Circle
When is a chest x-ray indicated?
If you are having any of the following: Shortness of breath, Chest pain on exertion, Suspected chest infection, Persistant or productive cough. They should not be done to view fractured ribs.
What quadrangle has only one side?
A quadrangle is any shape which has 4 angles. In order for an angle to exist, there needs to be two lines meeting at a point. If the shape is a polygon (a closed 2d shape) then 4 angles means it must...