For which situation is X-ray screening most indicated?

X-ray screening is particularly indicated for patients who are paramedic personnel due to the nature of their profession, which often involves exposure to various traumatic situations and potential injuries. These individuals are frequently involved in emergency medical situations where they may sustain injuries that are not immediately apparent, such as fractures or internal injuries. Regular screening can help in the early detection of any injuries that could impact their ability to perform their duties safely and effectively.

In contrast, the other options do not typically present situations where X-ray screening is as crucial. Patients with a history of asthma may require different types of evaluations that focus on pulmonary function rather than imaging. Those with allergies may need allergen testing rather than X-rays. Lastly, patients with minor injuries may not always require X-ray screening unless there is a suspicion of a more significant injury present, which is not a given in all cases of minor injury. Thus, the unique demands of paramedic personnel make X-ray screening more relevant and valuable in ensuring their health and safety in the field.