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Originally Posted by wdfifteen
In my negative experience, having my head in wasn’t the problem, it was having my arms trapped by my side.
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Agreed, that feels weird. Unless the person is into that. But that’s for another thread.
Add being sick or injured and it’s tough for some.
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Originally Posted by gchappel
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Rant hat off. I am not always an AH, but this topic drives me crazy. I deal with it everyday.
gary
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Radiographer, I presume?
Boy howdy, I serviced MRI, CT, PET, and NM for 30 years. Techs are the best.
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Originally Posted by URY914
Everyone has a MRI story they want to share.
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The best stories, hands down, are from the Technologists.
My mother had to go in for an MRI and I was not able to go with her. I had a good long convo about what it was going to be like. All the banging, clicking and waiting is completely normal. Later she told me my explanation really helped her. Folks generally have no clue how images are made. For the Technologists to spend more time trying to blah blah blah to each and every single patient, would make their days just brutal.
I’ve seen it, over and over. There’s simply a gazillion ways to explain this stuff. To “hand hold” every patient is just not possible.
I’m with Gary.
Get in, get out, quit effing about.