Proper measurement and positioning are important to producing diagnostic-quality radiographs. Safety should be the primary objective when working with radiation. Reading radiographs requires the ability to recognize and analyze different radiographicopacities. Radiographs are extremely useful in identifying emergency and general con-ditions in veterinary medicine. However, radiographs may be misinterpreted if not taken properly, so proper measurement and patient positioning are important. Radiationsafety is also a concern when taking radiographs. Veterinary technicians who are knowledgeable about radiology and can take diagnostic-quality radiographs are valuable members of the health care team.
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