RadTech student here. I need some helping hand for my homework.

My CI asked us a question but I cannot fully answer this but only with the knowledge of professional RT.

The rigidity of the technical aspects of performing diagnostic imaging procedures for patients may adversely affect the human caring delivered by the radiologic technologists. Can you guys give examples of this like a scenario and justify the reasoning? thanks a lot.

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