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What is an essential safety measure when utilizing mobile radiography in the Emergency Trauma Unit?
What is an essential safety measure when utilizing mobile radiography in the Emergency Trauma Unit?
- Remove all immobilization devices before imaging
- Provide additional lighting for the procedure
- Ensure all personnel wear protective helmets
- Provide aprons for all essential ED personnel (correct)
In the context of mobile exams performed in the NICU, what is a critical consideration while handling a neonate?
In the context of mobile exams performed in the NICU, what is a critical consideration while handling a neonate?
- Remove the infant from the incubator for better access
- Ensure the infant remains cold to avoid overheating
- Avoid using gowns and gloves during the procedure
- Ensure the infant stays warm (correct)
What primary reason justifies performing a mobile radiographic exam in the Post-anesthesia Care Unit?
What primary reason justifies performing a mobile radiographic exam in the Post-anesthesia Care Unit?
- To allow for patient rehabilitation procedures
- To assist in physical therapy for recovery
- To expedite surgical assessments without anesthesia
- To rule out complications such as pneumothorax (correct)
When considering the use of specialty equipment in radiography, what should be monitored during the procedure?
When considering the use of specialty equipment in radiography, what should be monitored during the procedure?
What is the recommended protocol when checking the placement of a nasogastric tube using mobile imaging?
What is the recommended protocol when checking the placement of a nasogastric tube using mobile imaging?
What is the primary reason for placing a chest tube in the pleural space?
What is the primary reason for placing a chest tube in the pleural space?
Why must a drainage unit for a chest tube be positioned below the patient's chest?
Why must a drainage unit for a chest tube be positioned below the patient's chest?
What does the presence of a nasogastric tube indicate in a patient?
What does the presence of a nasogastric tube indicate in a patient?
What is a common imaging consideration when dealing with specialty catheters?
What is a common imaging consideration when dealing with specialty catheters?
Which of the following describes the function of a pacemaker?
Which of the following describes the function of a pacemaker?
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Study Notes
Mobile Radiography
- Radiographic procedures are performed at the patient's bedside
- Performed using a special mobile radiography unit
- C-arm is a mobile fluoroscopy unit
Mobile Radiography General Guidelines
- Call the nursing station before leaving the imaging department unless responding to a STAT request
- Ask the nurse about the patient's condition
- Confirm the order in the patient's chart
- Greet the patient and explain the procedure
- Check patient ID and birth date on the wristband
- Inspect and prepare the room before bringing in the x-ray equipment
Intensive Care and Coronary Care Units (ICU & CCU)
- Used for patients requiring frequent monitoring
- Often used for patients requiring constant monitoring
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