What is peri-screw lucency on x-ray image?
"Lucency" is a technical term for an area that lets x-rays through tissue and appears darker on the picture. "Peri-screw lucency" is a result of having had a peri-screw inserted into the bone, possibly due to an accident.
Why cannot wear any jewelry during x-ray carried out?
Jewelry can cause "artifacts" on film, that may make it difficult to see the rest of the film. There can be bright streaks on film due to xray beams being reflected off the metal.
Advanced X-ray machines like the HRCT are part of a success in?
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How much does an x ray technician make in North Carolina?
While x-ray technicians make more in some states, they make a decent salary in North Carolina. The average pay in the state is around $61,000.
What can a doctor learn about a patient from reading x-rays?
they can see if the bone is chipped.if so they will take you to a room and pull your broken arm it hurts badly.I'm pretty sure about this because i broke my arm 4 yerars ago.I'm 90% sure about this.
It could be pain in the Gluteus Medius muscle which is on the lateral side of the body, hence the hip. It could be lymphatic as well since there are several lymph nodes in the buttocks region that are very deep. It could be a nerve distribution issue in your body depending on size and post injury state.
What is a method of viewing an X-ray image in real time?
Fluoroscopy is a way to get real time x-rays. It is often used in surgery.
Will smoking 4-5 hours before an X-ray present a substantially different view than a normal X-ray?
No, smoking before an x-ray will not make the x-ray look any different. Chronic long term problems caused by smoking such as emphysema will show up on an chest x-ray.
No your doctor knows what he/she is doing
xrays show the bones and their position
mri shows tendons,muscle,etc much more
do what your doctor orders to get a good diagnosis
CT scan
(excerpted from Howstuffworks.com) X-rays are a form of ionizing radiation. When normal light hits an atom, it can't change the atom in any significant way. But when an X-ray hits an atom, it can knock electrons off the atom to create an ion, an electrically-charged atom. Free electrons then collide with other atoms to create more ions. An ion's electrical charge can lead to unnatural chemical reactions inside cells. Among other things, the charge can break DNA chains. A cell with a broken strand of DNA will either die or the DNA will develop a mutation. If a lot of cells die, the body can develop various diseases. If the DNA mutates, a cell may become cancerous, and this cancer may spread. If the mutation is in a sperm or an egg cell, it may lead to birth defects. Because of all these risks, doctors use X-rays sparingly today. They are helpful in that x-radiation helps diagnose and treat illnesses in humans, pets and other animals. It is also an important part of scientific research, agriculture and countless industrial uses, such as the inspection of welds in construction, car manufacturing and aircraft maintenance.
cold water fill the bladder faster then warm water.but you take the tea for hurry.
Is an x ray necessary if you have bone pain?
An x-ray is a great tool for diagnosing bone pain. Other methods which can be used to investigate bone pain are CT Scans and MRIs which can render a 3D image of the area where the bone pain is occurring.
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Are there study guides available before you take the x ray tech certification test?
Yes, what you are referring to is the CAMRT exam, and their is a variety of study guides online, and in a physical book. Many websites and retailers carry study guides.
No... x-rays pictures are taken in a similar way as you would use an 35mm camera to take an ordinary photograph. The film used in hospitals is sensitive only to x-rays instead of 'ordinary' light. They can be viewed simply by shining a light through them. However - using a computer to store the pictures, simply allows doctors to share the images instantly with colleagues who may be hundreds or thousands of miles away.
An x-ray machine works the following way: 1) An emitter that emits an x-ray burst. 2) X-rays pass through less dense objects (skin, muscle) and is blocked by more dense objects ( bone, tumors). 3) The x-rays that passed through the body hit an x-ray film. 4) X-rays darken the film were it is struck, and areas that were unable to pass through appear bright( bones, etc).
What is the purpose of right lateral decubitus abdomen x-rays?
looking for air in the abd to show if there is a perferation left lateral decubitus projection is most suitable. because 1.To best demonstrate free intraperitonial air above the soft tissue density of the liver 2.To avoid confusion of air in the fundus of the stomach.
What UN number should l declare for used x ray tube having beryllium window?
UN No. 2911
Radioactive material, excepted package-instruments or articles
What do doctors look for in x-rays of long bones to determine if a teenager is done growing?
Doctors look to see if the growth plates have fully closed, or are still open. Specifically in the long bone, doctors are looking at the Epiphyseal Plate.