The most commonly used traditional technique for carcinoma of the nasopharynx is: a. SRS b. SBRT c. AP field and Laterals d. Opposed laterals The most common Rx dose for palliative radiation is a. .5 Gy x 10 b. 1.8 Gy x 10 c. 3.0 Gy x 10 d. 5.0 Gy x 10 When planning an AP and lateral maxillary sinus treatment, you would need to use the following treatment accessories to ensure coverage of the tumor: a. Brachytherapy b. Wedges c. Dental wax d. Shoulder straps

The most commonly used traditional technique for carcinoma of the nasopharynx is: a. SRS b. SBRT c. AP field and Laterals d. Opposed laterals The most common Rx dose for palliative radiation is a. .5 Gy x 10 b. 1.8 Gy x 10 c. 3.0 Gy x 10 d. 5.0 Gy x 10 When planning an AP and lateral maxillary sinus treatment, you would need to use the following treatment accessories to ensure coverage of the tumor: a. Brachytherapy b. Wedges c. Dental wax d. Shoulder straps

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The most commonly used traditional technique for carcinoma of the nasopharynx is:

a. SRS

b. SBRT

c. AP field and Laterals

d. Opposed laterals

The most common Rx dose for palliative radiation is

a. .5 Gy x 10

b. 1.8 Gy x 10

c. 3.0 Gy x 10

d. 5.0 Gy x 10

When planning an AP and lateral maxillary sinus treatment, you would need to use the following treatment accessories to ensure coverage of the tumor:

a. Brachytherapy

b. Wedges

c. Dental wax

d. Shoulder straps

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