Today’s topic will focus on the various positions we encounter in X-rays over the years, which involve different views to view anatomy accurately. The specific positions I would like to discuss today involve the ribs, most commonly due to their review as the right posterior oblique, left posterior oblique, right anterior oblique, and left anterior […]
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Today’s post is going to be about positioning standing feet. This is a highly debated topic. I think this is also something that can be very site dependent as well as just focused, On different clinical, like if you are at a ortho location, they might have a specific view or something they want you
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Today’s topic is going to be short and sweet, and just a quick little post about the importance of artifacts in X-ray. Well, in every modality, but especially x-ray, anything metal or hard plastics shows up on our x-ray images. Now most radiologists are pretty understanding. However, it is important as our role as
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All right. Let’s dive into today’s topic. Today’s topic is the focus on the bread and butter of a x-ray in my eyes, which is the chest x-ray. Well, there’s many different variations of what this stands for. Overall, I’m talking about the first x-ray. Most students learn the most used x-ray that students do,
All right, so today’s blog post is going to be about a topic that seems very odd, but very important nonetheless, and it has to do with procedures that we do within the radiology field, whether it’s in x-ray, CT, MRI, Nuc Med ultrasound, any part of the radiology department does a set of procedures
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Alright. Today, we’re going to dive into the topic of the importance of markers. Now, understanding what markers are and why they’re important is briefly discussed in schools and in all our radiology learning. However, they are small, but they have a huge impact on the field. Typically, markers are small rectangles or squares, often
All right. Today we are discussing the topic that is near and dear to my heart, and that is questions. This one is especially dedicated to all of the students and new techs that come to fall under the same guidelines. I’m talking about you guys holding the best title to put you in the
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Welcome to Rad Knowledge Blooms. This site has been making in the making for many years due to all of the resources that I’ve had available to me. When I became a technologist in the radiology field, I wanted to give those resources back to help others, as it’s something that’s near and dear to
