Aug 11, 2020 · radiologic technology student here, I find it hard and frustrating palpating ASIS and following it up or digging into fat to feel the crest. An experienced tech said they drop the patients …

May 1, 2019 · Hello everyone, I’m looking to get some feedback from MRI or X-ray technologists. In your day to day work, how often are you required to lift patients, by either sheet drags or medi-lifts, ect? …

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Oct 27, 2023 · Any tips on getting decent Lateral Lumbar spines on obese patients using CR equipment?

Dec 8, 2020 · Compared to most jobs, it's probably 7 or 8 working in CT. The volume is high and you are sliding a lot of heavy patients all the time. Def not easy on the back if you have a back injury. …

Feb 6, 2023 · 22 votes, 28 comments. Hello, so I have a question for you all, what do you think is the least physically demanding tech job within radiology? I'm…

Sep 7, 2016 · 32 year old previously healthy male presents with vague intermittent abdominal pain x2 years, worse over last week, now localized to RLQ

The actual courses may include some math. At my college, we went HEAVY into MRI math. The math is straightforward, but conceptually getting it is easy. On the job, the only math I do is when looking at …

I get in pain when I walk on concrete or tiles (like at the mall or walmart) or I lift heavy stuff. He suggested to do the single leg weight because of the tilted pelvis.

Feb 6, 2023 · As an IR, I’m interested in taking the lead weight off my shoulders. I’ve heard of stemrad md but can’t get a hold of anyone from their company and am in general interested in knowing if …