To prepare the patient and the room for the procedure, this includes
positioning the patient correctly and taking safety precautions.
Able to perform pathological Test of various systems: cardiovascular
system, respiratory system, central nervous system, musculoskeletal
system, gastro-intestinal tract and reproductive system
Determining the radiological diagnostic tests required for the patient
based on the physician’s prescription and the medical history.
Following the basic principles and practical aspects of x-ray
machines, CT machines (basics of plain studies, contrast studies,
special procedures), MRI machines (basic principles, imaging
methods, plain & contrast studies, image contrast, factors affecting
image quality)
Able to write brief observations about pathologies that may affect
diagnoses on patients’ charts as directed by radiologist, descriptions
of accidents and incidents on reporting forms when something
unusual occurs during patient exams or scanning procedures
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