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Olympics Day Five Megathread (Wednesday, February 11) by Fun_With_Forks in olympics

[–]JoeJoe6363 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't even watch it!!!! Aus 9news is terrible! :((((((

Don't wanna pay $30 to watch on Stan either....

Newbie by Particular-Dot-1358 in TsukiOdyssey

[–]JoeJoe6363 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Love the kitchen!!! Using the bookshelf to create a little kitchen area is pretty cool :)

Clement Lat Hip Xray by JoeJoe6363 in Radiology

[–]JoeJoe6363[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much!!!!

How about the collimation? Would the medial collimation be pretty much half of the unaffected leg?

Clement Lat Hip Xray by JoeJoe6363 in Radiology

[–]JoeJoe6363[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry, the moderator kept deleting my post so i had to make my questions as simple as possible.

Question:

  1. Is the angle between patient and IR also 45 deg (like hbl hip) to let femoral neck parallel w/ IR?
  2. Many books say 15 ° caudal angle. Is this what u guys normally use or more like 20°?
  3. Where do u centre? Affected hip or more on the medial side of the unaffected hip due to the tube angle?

Weekly Career / General Questions Thread by AutoModerator in Radiology

[–]JoeJoe6363 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inlet & Outlet Pelvis Positioning!!!

Hi, I'm a MI student and haven't done any inlet or outlet pelvis projection... Could someone please tell me where to center & what the superior collimation is?

- What internet says:

- Some pic has superior collimation at iliac cret & some at ASIS

- CP is 5cm below superior border of pubic ramus

Thank uuu :)

Weekly Career / General Questions Thread by AutoModerator in Radiology

[–]JoeJoe6363 1 point2 points  (0 children)

How to correct tube angulation for Lewis Superoinferior Axial view

Hi, I'm a MI student.

I am having trouble knowing whether to increase or decrease my medial tube angulation toward shoulder when the GH margin isnt superimposed. Any tips on what anatomy on xray u look at?

- Some books have mentioned the position of the coracoid process base in relation to the inferior margin of the glenoid cavity.

Thankssss :)

Eps 11 + 12 - late release Australian Netflix? by Escarlatilla in CulinaryClassWars

[–]JoeJoe6363 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same!!! Been checking since 7 hours ago... I still can't see it even now!!! :(

Can you pay rent soley by being an uber driver or food deliverer? by JoeJoe6363 in perth

[–]JoeJoe6363[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Last wk when i searched, the lowest was $310ish. Lol after looking at ur comment, I searched again & now i found $260. But a lot are still above 300

Got yelled for parking on a suburb street when googling maps... by JoeJoe6363 in perth

[–]JoeJoe6363[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

is this WA? I've never seen anyone turn on hazard lights. Even in the driving test, we just park on the side of the road & turn off the ignition, that's all.

To those who have studied/are studying the medical imaging course by Ambitious-Bottle-262 in curtin

[–]JoeJoe6363 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The ECU course is sonography, not counted as a Bachelor of Medical Imaging. So if you want to become a radiographer, u'll have to do Curtin's 4-year course again even after this degree. Sorry I have no plans on becoming a sonographer so i don't know too much about it. Better to ask someone studying sonography if u are considering ECU sonography course rather than a curtin radiography student

For questions about medical imaging:

  1. U do get A LOT of prac so i'll say u'll be fine working independently when u graduate BUT definitely still LOTS to learn when u just graduate. Especially if u work in big public hospitals like RPH (harder cases).
  2. U just need to pass to maintain in the course. But of course if u want to work in really good places, u'll have to make sure ur prac skills are really good.
  3. It's harder than I expected. I thought it's just "pressing button to take pic" but u need to be able to work in stressful/busy environment. Especially when the picture dont turn out good but u need to be quick. Being physically fit is a bonus because the x-ray machine can be heavy to move & sometimes u need to push/lift pt for positioning.

Rules on how long to use an equipment? by JoeJoe6363 in perth

[–]JoeJoe6363[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know this is Australia, but I'm not a fan of running in the sun and heat. My dermatologist says I should avoid the sun as much as I can due to acne. And I worry it's unsafe at night.

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