X-ray Procedure and Guidelines

The video tutorial explains the process of having an X-ray. It starts with arriving at the X-ray department, where you check in at the reception. You may have someone accompany you, but they cannot enter the X-ray room. The radiographer will call you when it's your turn and guide you through the procedure, ensuring you remain still for the best image. The process is painless, and once completed, you receive a ticket to return to the clinic. The video provides a clear understanding of what to expect during an X-ray appointment.

What is the first thing you should do when you arrive at the X-ray department?

• Visit the reception desk.

• Go directly to the X-ray room.

• Call the Radiographer.

• Wait outside the building.

What information will the receptionist ask for?

• Your medical history.

• Your name, address, and date of birth.

• Your favorite color.

• Your insurance details.

Can someone accompany you into the X-ray room?

• Yes, they can stand next to you.

• No, they must leave the building.

• No, they must wait outside.

• Yes, but only if they wear protective gear.

What will the Radiographer ask you to do before taking the X-ray?

• Talk to the Radiographer about your symptoms.

• Lie down and close your eyes.

• Sit very still and remove any metal objects.

• Stand up and walk around.

What might you need to do during the X-ray process?

• Change your position for a better picture.

• Sing a song to stay calm.

• Count backwards from ten.

• Hold your breath for a long time.

What should you do with your watch during the X-ray?

• Place it in your pocket.

• Keep it on your wrist.

• Give it to the Radiographer.

• Remove it and set it aside.

What is the Radiographer's role during the X-ray?

• To ensure the machine is working.

• To explain the results to you.

• To position you and take the X-ray.

• To diagnose your condition.

What should you do after the X-ray is completed?

• Take the ticket back to the clinic.

• Ask the Radiographer for a copy of the X-ray.

• Go home immediately.

• Wait for the results in the X-ray room.

How will you feel after the X-ray is done?

• You will feel nothing unusual.

• You will feel a tingling sensation.

• You might feel a slight pain.

• You will feel dizzy.