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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

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12 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 Tables Tilting rooms are designed for both diagnostic and fluoroscopic work Tilting models usually tilt to 90 degrees in one direction and 15 – 30 degrees in the other direction Tilting models include ancillary equipment; footboard, shoulder support, handgrips, compression bands

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16 TABLE OR UPRIGHT BUCKY TRAY

17 The ‘bucky’ is like a drawer

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19 Image Receptors and Bucky tray
Intensifying screens Film

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

21 CR Reader for Computed Radiography image receptors

22 Multiloader

23 FLUOROSCOPY: Images in motion

24 REMOTE ROOM Conventional Room

25 FLUOROSCOPY must wear shielding while x-ray beam is on
Lead apron Lead Curtain

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

27 Tube Movement Longitudinal Transverse Vertical Angling or Rolling
Rotating Telescoping

28 CONTROL CONSOLE Gives the technologist control of the xray machine
Technique selection Located OUTSIDE of the Radiographic Room

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

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33 Other x-ray equipment Positioning phantoms Pixie

34 Other x-ray equipement
Positioning sponges Lead markers

35 Positioning sponges

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37 Gonad shields Lead Shields Lead wrap arounds Lead aprons

38 Lead Gloves and Glasses

39 Are x-ray machines prisoner to one room???

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

41 PORTABLE UNITS

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

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48 Review

49 TUBE HOUSING What is it made of?


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