Contrast media are routinely introduced:
A) rectally
B) topically
C) sublingually
D) intravenously

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Contrast media is typically introduced intravenously for imaging procedures such as X-rays, CT scans, or MRIs. This allows the contrast agent to be distributed throughout the bloodstream, highlighting specific areas or structures for better visualization by the radiologist. Rectal, topical, and sublingual administration of contrast media are not common practice.

Contrast Media Are Routinely Introduced