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An x-ray examination creates images of your internal organs or bones to help diagnose conditions or injuries. A special machine emits (puts out) a small amount of ionising radiation. This radiation passes through your body and is captured on a special device to produce the image.
You may be asked to stand up, lie down or sit down. The radiographer will place you between the x-ray machine and the imaging device that captures the x-rays being transmitted through that part of your body. The radiographer may shield parts of your body with a lead apron.
Having an X-ray The X-ray machine, which looks like a tube containing a large light bulb, will be carefully aimed at the part of the body being examined by the radiographer. They will operate the machine from behind a screen or from the next room. The X-ray will last for a fraction of a second.
Radiographic Testing (RT) employs a variety of techniques to detect and measure discontinuities in materials. These techniques can be categorized based on how the ultrasonic waves are introduced into the material and the specific modes and advanced methods used to enhance flaw detection and measurement.
The correct order of steps in manual processing is as follows: Development. First, you must expose the film to the developer for the length of time specified by the manufacturer. Stop Bath. Immerse the film in the stop bath solution ing to the manufacturers instructions. Fixing. Washing. Drying.
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What to Expect During an X-Ray. The duration of the exam will vary, but the average is about 15 minutes. The technologist will position you on the exam table, and give you instructions. You will have the opportunity to ask the technologists questions.
Exposure Devices and Radiation Sources Aim X-ray or isotope radiation at the test object. Place a film or digital sensor behind the object. Allow radiation to pass through the object to the sensor for a set time. Process the film or sensor. Examine the resulting image.

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