OMG, this is so great! I graduated from my RT program in 1989 and worked in many different settings for over 10 years. Loved doing IVP's and working trauma. This is bringing back so many memories. I'd forgotten how much training RT's go thru and the level of knowledge we have. Makes me want to dig out my old texts and notebooks.
I've recently switched to Xray/CT after doing only CT for 20+ years, your videos are super helpful getting me back into the Xray groove. Thank you for making such clear and concise videos! Much appreciated... I forgot most of the angles, over time.
I just had my xray on my lower back. And I’m just wondering because she didn’t let me wear any protective gear. Is it ok not to wear any protective gear during xrays?
I’m in my clinicals round and was taught in class that due to anatomy cutoff we can’t shield women for lumbar but for males yes .. but in clinic I’ve gotten dinged for not shielding ?
Each site can have different requirements. Some sites are actually not shielding at all anymore, for anything. It’s a lot to explain but the science behind it is shows that shielding actually increases the dose, because it can trap radiation inside the body. It’s tough because there can be a lot of variation from place to place. The best advice I have is follow the protocols at your Clinical sites and if you have concerns speak to your Clinical coordinator.
wow I had X-rays yesterday and it took 1 mons the girl didn't check if I was lined up at all or she didn't use the wedge, I had to struggle to hold myself in the position. And she had me roll on only one side . Is this normal at all
Is a chest x-ray taken 3 times in a row in a two-month period? Is it safe? And how long is the medically permissible period between one x-ray examination and the other?
Hi The radiation is focused on your chest area and exposure should not reach your eyes. Unfortunately closing your eyes wouldn’t stop radiation from passing through if was near them. However we safely take images of patients orbits/eyes all the time.
Hello! Even though the left marker is technically on the right anterior side of the patients body, it’s meant to indicate this a left lateral. Due to the patient being on their left side.
OMG, this is so great! I graduated from my RT program in 1989 and worked in many different settings for over 10 years. Loved doing IVP's and working trauma. This is bringing back so many memories. I'd forgotten how much training RT's go thru and the level of knowledge we have. Makes me want to dig out my old texts and notebooks.
I've recently switched to Xray/CT after doing only CT for 20+ years, your videos are super helpful getting me back into the Xray groove. Thank you for making such clear and concise videos! Much appreciated... I forgot most of the angles, over time.
So glad they help!
I love your video, clear and simple. Thank you very much!
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I’m glad you find them helpful! Thank you!
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I can only hope that my x-ray will be this thorough!
I just had my xray on my lower back. And I’m just wondering because she didn’t let me wear any protective gear. Is it ok not to wear any protective gear during xrays?
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I’m in my clinicals round and was taught in class that due to anatomy cutoff we can’t shield women for lumbar but for males yes .. but in clinic I’ve gotten dinged for not shielding ?
Each site can have different requirements. Some sites are actually not shielding at all anymore, for anything. It’s a lot to explain but the science behind it is shows that shielding actually increases the dose, because it can trap radiation inside the body.
It’s tough because there can be a lot of variation from place to place. The best advice I have is follow the protocols at your Clinical sites and if you have concerns speak to your Clinical coordinator.
Please give average kvp and mAs
I know it varies
Tank you
wow I had X-rays yesterday and it took 1 mons the girl didn't check if I was lined up at all or she didn't use the wedge, I had to struggle to hold myself in the position. And she had me roll on only one side . Is this normal at all
Yes it’s normal it’s usually always only the left side.
Some facilities don’t provide wedges for the tech to work with….
Is a chest x-ray taken 3 times in a row in a two-month period? Is it safe? And how long is the medically permissible period between one x-ray examination and the other?
I'm still a student but we were taught that 1 x-ray is equivalent to 20 flights as far as radiation exposure goes.
What positioning did u do at the end of the video
The last position in this video is the L5-S1 spot view
I did an x-ray of my chest. My eyes remained open during the x-ray. Is there damage to the eyes.... and should we close our eyes during the x-ray?
Hi
The radiation is focused on your chest area and exposure should not reach your eyes. Unfortunately closing your eyes wouldn’t stop radiation from passing through if was near them. However we safely take images of patients orbits/eyes all the time.
@@xrayimaginglady2586 Are x-rays safe for a patient's eyes?
In rpo are we doing a X-ray on right side? Need help
In RPO (lumbar), you're x raying for the left (downside) z joints.
Why did you put a left marker on her right side of the body at 4:00? Sorry if this is a dumb question
Hello! Even though the left marker is technically on the right anterior side of the patients body, it’s meant to indicate this a left lateral. Due to the patient being on their left side.
@@xrayimaginglady2586 thanks for the explanation!
Good evening does lumber spine have cure like this 0:57 0
My book says rpo right downside I’m not understanding
For an RPO the right side is down. The right posterior side of the patient is touching the table. We do center using the upside of the anatomy.
@@xrayimaginglady2586 it looks like the light is on the left side maybe that’s why I’m confused, could you clarify?