Basics of Patient Positioning

Why Positioning Matters

Positioning matters because it affects image quality. It also ensures proper visualization of anatomy. Good positioning supports diagnosis.

Using Positioning Landmarks

Using positioning landmarks helps you align the patient correctly. It also reduces repeat images. Landmarks support accuracy.

Communicating with Patients

Communicating with patients helps them stay still. It also reduces anxiety. Clear instructions improve cooperation.

Checking Image Alignment

Checking image alignment helps you confirm proper positioning. It also prevents errors. Review supports high-quality imaging.

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