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    pregnant women. However, during pregnancy getting a medical x-ray and receiving any man-made radiation can be harmful to the mother and the unborn fetus as well as the technologist performing the examination. Let’s explore and discuss the effects that radiation can have on the pregnant patient, the unborn embryo/fetus, the pregnant technologist, and the protective or precautionary measures that can be taken to reduce as much harm as possible. Radiation can have effects on anyone that receives…

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    Radiographers function as part of a multi-professional team within a clinical setting, and a number of important skills are necessary to deliver the service required of radiographic technologists. This composition defines and explores some of the key personal and professional standards to which all radiographic technologists need to adhere. Let us begin with a brief discussion of the 4 Bioethical Principles applicable to all members of the health team in imparting a professional health service…

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    Radiologist Career Essay

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    Radiologist. The human anatomy has always interested me as a child. The bones of the human body have its unique purpose, together working as one. But there are still questions, I have to ask to the individuals of radiology. What are the challenges that radiologic face? Is the workplace a high stressful place? What is the average salary of a diagnostic radiologist? What are the steps that are need to take in order to become a diagnostic radiologist? Methods I began my research by first asking…

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    For several months, I have had my observation of the radiologic technology at Park Avenue Radiologist. Everything I know about this technology is basic and general – an imaging diagnosis of individual’s health issues. Specifically, the radiological technology is used to produce medical images commonly referred to as X-rays of internal body structures and organs such as lungs. For the image to be produced a tightly controlled amount of radiation is passed through the body and…

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    (American Nurses Association, 2011). The American Society of Radiologic Technologists essentially have the same policy, as most do, and state “The radiologic technologist respects confidences entrusted in the course or professional practice, respects the patient’s right to privacy and reveals confidential information only as required by law or to protect the welfare of the individual or the community” (American Society of Radiologic Technologists, 2015). Aside from common courtesy to not…

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    Medical Sonographer Essay

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    Through The Eyes of a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer A diagnostic medical sonographer is a profession in which special imaging equipment is used to direct sound waves into a patient’s body, which can then asses and diagnose various medical conditions. Most people assume a sonographer is someone who only works with pregnant women and performs ultra sounds. The majority of people do not realize the various modalities involved in sonography. There are about eleven different areas of study…

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    According to The Vark learning styles questionnaire the two learning styles that I learn best with best are aural and kinesthetic. Aural means I learn best when hearing the information spoken and by asking questions about the concept I am learning. The other way I learn best is being kinesthetic which means I use my five senses and hands on experiences to help me learn. The Aural side of me likes to remember stories, examples, and jokes, to be to relate them to the concept I am learning. I…

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    Radiologist Technician and a Radiologist Technologist. Radiologist Technologist are commonly referred to as Radiographers. They are licensed professionals who can operate all x-ray equipment and can perform advanced imaging procedures. CT Technician/CAT Scan Technologist/CT Scan Technologist. CT Tech’s will work under the direction of a Radiologist. They are going to produce computerized tomographic scans of certain sections of the patient’s body. CAT Scan Technologists will work under the…

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    Everyone who works in a hospital have primary objectives and goals to fulfill to make sure patients are getting the care they need. To fulfill these needs, employees should have a well-developed foundation of skills, knowledge, and attitudes. After watching the movie, The Doctor 1991, I noticed many good skills that would help me in the clinical setting and I also, noticed many skills that would not be a great use. It is very important to develop communication skills with patients and your…

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    Computed Tomography Essay

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    registration is overseen by ARRT (American Registry for Radiologic Technologist). Candidates for CT certification are required to perform 125 repetition exams in the following categories (Head/Neck, Spine/Musculoskeletal, Chest, Abdomen/Pelvis, Special Procedures, Image Display/Post Processing and Quality Assurance) within a medical facility. The completion of the exams is required to be documented and verified by a certified and Registered Technologist, Supervisor or…

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