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I learned this week that I should go with my gut when assessing a patient instead of deferring to the supervising technologist in the room. I had an elderly patient that said she could stand for the many x-rays that had been ordered by the doctor. Halfway through all of the images she was leaning on the buckey and was exhausted. I laid the patient on the table to finish the exam. The next time I have a gut feeling about a patient I will not hesitate to do what I believe is correct for the patient’s own safety and well-being.
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