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Gastroscopy Stomach
Proctoscopy Rectum
Oesophagoscopy Oesophagus
Colonoscopy Large Intestine
Rhinoscopy Nasal Cavity
Bronchoscopy Trachea and Lungs
Cystoscopy Bladder
Vaginoscopy Vagina
Arthroscopy Joints
Laparoscopy Abdomen
When disconnecting the endoscope 1.Empty water out of the scope before laying it down 2.Disconnect water bottle – hold end up when initially disconnect to stop leaks. 3.Wipe outside of scope to get rid of gross debris 4.Disconnect light guide and electronics
Milliamperage refers to the current flowing through the X-ray tube. The flow of electricity is measured in amperes (A) and is often referred to as amps.
mA Determines the intensity of the X-ray beam (the quantity of photons released per second in the primary beam.)
Exposure Time Equation current flowing (mA) x Exposure time (s) = amount of x-ray photons produced (mAs)
Grid Factor The amount of radiation that hits the grid, in relation to the amount that passes through the grid and into the tissues .
Calculate new mass using grid factor New mAs = old mAs x grid factor
Film focal distance (FFD) the distance between the focal spot and the x-ray film.
Inverse square law The effect of altering the FFD is called the Inverse Square Law
Calculate new mass using FFD New mAs = Old mAs x New FFD(Squared) / Old FFD(Squared)
Plaster of Paris (POP) calculations Wet Plaster of Paris = mAs x 4 Dry Plaster of Paris = mAs x 2
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