To minimize the magnification associated with portable films, how far should the patient and the film be from the source of the x-rays in a conventional chest x-ray?

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In a conventional chest x-ray, the standard distance to minimize magnification and ensure image clarity is typically 6 feet (72 inches) between the x-ray source and the film.

To Minimize the Magnification Associated with Portable Films, How Far