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Daily Duties at Department Of Defense:

X-Ray Tech primarily performs very difficult radiographic examinations. receives patients, explains method of procedure, positions patients, selects and sets technical factors,sets up and adjusts accessory equipment required, and makes exposures necessary for the requested procedures. Independently make routine radiographic examinations of skull, thoracic, abdominal, spinal, and extremities for diagnosis of illness or injuries. Operates portable radiographic equipment and performs operating room radiography. Performs procedures such as venograms, cholangiograms, urethrograms, G.I. series, and barium enema and air contrast barium enemas, myelogram, arthogram, intravenous pyelograms with linear tomography.. Sets up the x-ray room. Assures that sterile supplies,local anesthetics, contrast materials,catheters,and other required equipment are present and laid out. May prepare and administer contrast material under the supervision of the radiologist.

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