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BC Children’s Hospital CT Preparation Book BC Children’s Hospital

Introduction This book contains a series of photos showing the CT experience step-by-step to help prepare you for your CT.   Computed Tomography (CT) scan is a kind of x-ray that show doctors what is going on inside of your body in more detail then a regular x-ray.

Still as a statue Have you ever tried taking a picture of something that is moving? It gets blurry! It is very important that you stay still for your CT pictures to make it easier for the doctors to see what is happening inside your body.

When I arrive at the hospital When you come to the hospital you can bring a toy or a stuffy from home. When you arrive you can play in the waiting area. When it is your turn a staff member will come get you and your caregiver.

The CT machine The CT machine is a circle shape with a hole in the centre. The back of the camera is open making it a tunnel.

What you’ll see This is the view from the CT bed. You can see the control room where the technologist sits while they take your pictures. You can also see the ocean mural in this room. Be sure to look up to see the art on the ceiling too!

Position Some patients will go head first into the CT machine and some will go feet first. Lying on your back, You will have a small heavy blanket and a Velcro strap over you stomach.

Position: head first If you are going in head first you will lay on a headrest with a Velcro strap across your forehead to help you stay still.

Position: feet first If you are going in feet first you may be asked to have your arms up by your head.

Red lights Before your pictures begin, the technologist will use a red light to help them centre your body for the pictures. You will not feel the red light.

Taking the picture The bed will slide into the hole and then slide back out; the pictures are taken while you are sliding out of the tunnel. This will happen twice.

Breath holds During your scan you may be asked to hold your breath or take a long sniff for about 5 seconds. The technologist will talk to you through speaker in the tunnel and tell you when to do this.

All finished When the technologist is done taking your pictures. It’s time to go. Good bye!