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I have a question, please. I’m someone who had made the choice to allow my Registry to lapse. It was NOT revoked. I was out of radiology for a number of years. I’m interested in retesting. I am a very good student and am wanting to get a high score again. Then I aim to take a community college program in MRI and be certified in that. It looks as though I must have a current Registry, AND I would like to refresh my capablities anyway. Do you have any advice for me on preparing for my ARRT exam in the near summer months? I’d like to be ready before the Fall semester for MRI program.

I just recently got a X-ray for my left knee, the radiologist didn’t use any protection shield for my a upper parts. I felt very uncomfortable right after the the X-ray, thinking that perhaps she should have protected my upper body. Your video clarified my concern. Now, can someone order or demand a protection shield to a radiologist and what is the best way to do it?

Can you undelete an image where the study has already been sent?

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i am a radiology technologiest,who lives in Germany.is it possible to work in USA?

My son needs a tutor to help him prepare for the ARRT radiology exam. Do you know someone in Miami?

From which platform we can prepare for ARRT exam?

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can you do a video on how to do a y view ina gurney for a trauma patient

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Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

Experience the pinnacle of medical imaging technology! For cutting-edge solutions and personalized advice, connect with our specialists at 1 (833) 727-6967. Your unparalleled patient care starts with us. 📞✨

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Bro machine can exsport outside from your country..my name kunto from Indonesia. How i can contact you

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1.09 What is 10 Mass? Surely you mean 10 mAs?

One problem is guessing the correct angle for mobile focused grid use. To determine this, use a cube (or square once you understand the principle). Stand it so one edge is along the central line of the grid. If the tube focus is in alignment, there will be no shadow cast over the line or onto the surface of the cube above the line. I call it 'the sundial effect'. Once your tube focus is proven to be in exact alignment with the grid, you can then angle the tube laterally on the grid without cut off. Please watch my video on the geometry of a projection and the use of a focused grid. th-cam.com/video/mZPD_gLs5Dw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=e5HMqOBuOfOlomlu

The Townes projection of the skull was done incorrectly 40 million times due to an error made in the 1920s. The result was the face and neck were included in the primary beam for no diagnostic reason and not shown on the radiograph because that radiation missed the cassette. The instructions for doing the Townes projection are still taught and are in every text book and video tutor because radiographers don't understand the geometry of a projection th-cam.com/video/mZPD_gLs5Dw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=e5HMqOBuOfOlomlu

Shoulders are the hardest to xray because posture and injury can cause the shoulder to be raised, lowered, shrugged forwards or pulled back. All of these will change the position of the scapula. In my 40 years of practice, I never did an AP scapula. I always did it PA with a 10 degree down tilt. That was mainly because in my early days the focal spot size was too big and the exposures too long. I also never used any centring points, only knowledge of anatomy and of the way the radiograph was supposed to look. Can you pass the xray beam geometry and grid test? Only 25% of qualifieds can th-cam.com/video/mZPD_gLs5Dw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=e5HMqOBuOfOlomlu

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Main issue in shoulder positioning is to keep the humerus perpendicular to the axial plane for all the views

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Don't bother centring through the joint. Just collimate to exclude the foot and show the ankle. Make sure you understand the geometry of the beam. th-cam.com/video/mZPD_gLs5Dw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FuSswRF3TdTWzOyX

There is never a reason to centre through the ankle joint. That idea was developed in 1920, long before the light beam diaphragm. Centre several cm above the ankle so you can exclude any radiation dose to the foot. Changing this centring point means nothing as any change in geometry is not recognised given the variation in patient size. Hopefully you know that all that changes when you push the tube angulation button and angle the tube, is collimation. th-cam.com/video/mZPD_gLs5Dw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FuSswRF3TdTWzOyX