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Week 2: Radiographic Equipment

Week 2: Radiographic Equipment. Game Plan. Identify generic components of the radiographic equipment Describe various planes of x-ray tube and table movement. Deliverables etc DQ 1 Quiz 1 Delegate Current Event Candidates. X-Ray Machine Design Features. X-ray tube and x-ray tube support

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Week 2: Radiographic Equipment

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  1. Week 2: Radiographic Equipment

  2. Game Plan • Identify generic components of the radiographic equipment • Describe various planes of x-ray tube and table movement • Deliverables etc • DQ 1 • Quiz 1 • Delegate Current Event Candidates

  3. X-Ray Machine Design Features • X-ray tube and x-ray tube support • Collimator assembly • X-ray table • X-ray generator and control • Upright image receptor Fig. 8-3 Radiographic system with variable-height radiographic table. The table is in a lowered position.

  4. Radiographic Room

  5. X-ray Tube Housing

  6. X-RAY Tube Housing • Lead and steel • Absorbs stray radiation • Prevents x-ray photons from leaking from tube

  7. Collimator Knobs

  8. Collimator • Attaches directly below the x-ray tube • Projects a high-intensity light field on the patient, which represents the area of the x-ray field exposure • Serves as a beam limiting device • Controls size and shape of the x-ray field

  9. Cone collimator

  10. Radiographic Table

  11. Tables • Tilting tables • diagnostic and fluoroscopic work • 90 degrees in one direction • 15 – 30 degrees in the other direction • ancillary equipment: • footboard, shoulder support, handgrips, compression bands

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  13. TABLE OR UPRIGHT BUCKY TRAY

  14. The ‘bucky’ is like a drawer

  15. Image Receptors and Bucky tray Intensifying screens Film

  16. Image Receptors Cassette Based 1) Film /screen (FS) 2) Computed Radiography (CR) Cassette-less 1)Digital Radiography (DR) • Indirect Capture • Direct Capture

  17. CR Reader for Computed Radiography image receptors

  18. Multiloader

  19. FLUOROSCOPY: Images in motion

  20. REMOTEROOM Conventional Room

  21. FLUOROSCOPYmust wear shielding while x-ray beam is on Lead apron Lead Curtain

  22. Tube Supports • Designed to help technologists with various tube locations for creative imaging. • Tube suspension systems are available in 5 versions

  23. Tube Movement • Longitudinal • Transverse • Vertical • Angling or Rolling • Rotating • Telescoping

  24. CONTROL CONSOLE • Gives the technologist control of the xray machine • Technique selection • Located OUTSIDE of the Radiographic Room

  25. The Control Console • Set technical factors (mAs & kVp) • Make an exposure • Only a legally licensed individual is authorized to energize the console

  26. Other x-ray equipment • Positioning phantoms • Pixie

  27. Positioning sponges Lead markers Other x-ray equipement

  28. Positioning sponges

  29. Gonad shields Lead Shields Lead wrap arounds Lead aprons

  30. Lead Gloves and Glasses

  31. Are x-ray machines prisoner to one room???

  32. Mobile X-RAY equipment • Portables • Take machine to patient • Still images • C-arm • Used in interventional procedures • Used in surgery • Dynamic images • Fluoroscopy

  33. PORTABLE UNITS

  34. Trauma wrist done portable- using positioning devices Lead apron TAPE sponge

  35. Review

  36. TUBE HOUSING What is it made of?

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