Patient Positioning and Scan Procedures

This video tutorial demonstrates the process of positioning a patient for a CBC T 3D scan. It covers the steps to ensure patient stability, proper head alignment, and the use of laser light for occlusal plane alignment. The video also provides contact information for further support and concludes with the steps to safely release the patient after the scan.

What should you do if you have questions after watching the video?

• Ask a colleague

• Refer to the user manual or call technical support

• Rewatch the video

• Search online

What is the first step in positioning a patient for a 3D scan?

• Turn on the laser light

• Inform the patient about the positioning process

• Adjust the headrest

• Close the gate

How should the patient's feet be positioned for stability?

• Flat on the ground

• On a footstool if not flat

• Dangling freely

• Crossed at the ankles

What is the purpose of the laser light in patient positioning?

• To align the occlusal plane

• To check the patient's temperature

• To measure the patient's height

• To illuminate the room

Where should the chin cup be placed for proper head positioning?

• Behind the patient's neck

• On the patient's forehead

• Above the patient's nose

• Below the patient's chin

What is used to stabilize the patient's head during the scan?

• A head strap

• A neck brace

• A shoulder pad

• A backrest

Why is a preview image taken before the final scan?

• To ensure the patient is comfortable

• To test the camera

• To verify patient positioning and anatomy coverage

• To adjust the room lighting

What should the patient do with their tongue during the scan?

• Press it against the roof of the mouth

• Stick it out slightly

• Place it behind the front teeth

• Keep it relaxed

What should the patient do if they feel they cannot stay still during the scan?

• Raise their hand

• Close their eyes

• Speak to the technician

• Move slightly

What is the final step after completing the scan?

• Review the images

• Release the patient from the machine

• Turn off the machine

• Schedule the next appointment