Which of the following statements is true regarding fluoroscopic viewing monitors?

The statement regarding fluoroscopic viewing monitors that is true is that they can be found on wheeled carts or attached to a C-arm. This flexibility is essential in medical environments, as it allows the operator to position the monitor optimally for both the patient and the medical staff during procedures. The ability to have monitors on mobile carts or integrated into C-arm systems enhances the accessibility and visibility of real-time imaging during fluoroscopy, improving workflow and patient care.

In contrast, while some monitors may display images in color, many standard fluoroscopic viewing monitors primarily show images in grayscale, particularly in the context of fluoroscopic imaging. This makes the first statement less accurate. Additionally, although fluoroscopic monitors can be set up in various positions, they are not limited to stationary settings; they are often designed for mobility to suit the dynamic nature of medical procedures. The mounting of these monitors on walls, while possible, does not capture the essence of their use in mobile or procedural contexts where their portability on carts or attachment to imaging devices like a C-arm is more prevalent.