As You Prepare to Take a PA Chest Radiograph on a Patient

As you prepare to take a PA chest radiograph on a patient who is suspected of having a lung collapse,you note that the patient has an extremely difficult time taking in a deep inspiration.An imaging sciences professional would

A) make no mention of the breathing pattern because it has no relationship to a lung collapse.
B) work very quickly and not bother with any additional patient history.
C) record the depth of inspiration as a measure of the quality of the symptom.
D) call inhalation therapy to measure the inspiration with a spirometer.