During treatment, transducer protectors must be kept in what condition?

Transducer protectors must be kept dry and unclamped to ensure proper functioning during treatment. This condition is important because transducers are sensitive devices used in various medical imaging techniques. If they are dry, it reduces the risk of moisture-related damage or interference with the imaging process. Keeping them unclamped allows for proper airflow and prevents any restriction that could impair their performance. Ensuring that transducer protectors are in this optimal state is key to maintaining the accuracy and reliability of the readings and images produced during procedures.