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rad techs: best fun/zippy replies to patient questions?

2nd year rad tech student here. As I have found more and more ease in doing exams, I'm able to refine my patient care style and I'm trying to think of creative or witty responses to typical questions patients might ask... the kind of thing that just lightens the atmosphere for them or puts them at ease.

I have 1 that I have begun using frequently. When someone asks "Did you see anything?" I say "I saw some bones. They're all there." Or something along those lines.

Hopefully this question makes sense. A tech I worked with had something he would say when they asked if it's safe to get an x-ray and he would say something about how he only glows when the lights are out, except it wasn't that, it was more clever. I want to be clever as well as efficient.

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