Iv’e been hearing that the radiography program is difficult, and as a prospective student i want to know what exactly is difficult about it. submitted by /u/Venusemerald2 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

We all probably have heard/seen that the job market in various fields are hard right now, but I want to know is the job market hard/bad in radiology for rad techs? submitted by /u/Ill_Ocelot3231 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Anyone else catch the #1 trivia show in the world getting our profession in front of millions of people? Damn... submitted by /u/mrmavis9280 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Worried as an introvert. submitted by /u/YourFuseIsFireside [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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This question is for anyone who has knowledge of CT scans and can translate the following: I am in my mid 30s and received a pelvic/abdomical CT scan using 120 kVp with 56 mAs exposure. What does this mean in terms of how much radiation I was exposed to? Ive been seeing information for msv but not KVp. Also, I’ve read that direct exposure to radiation on the ovaries can cause damage as these organs are more sensitive than other ones, especially for females in their 30s. Will this impact fertility and/or genetic quality of conceiving in the future? Separately but on a similar note, will this i ..read more

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Ive seen quite a few people on here recommending corectec and I want to know its it really worth it for me to purchase. I have been using Rad Review and got to the point where I’m getting all the same questions because I’ve used it so much. I also had the Kettering seminar at my school and have been using the book but I feel like answering questions helps me remember stuff better than just reading. So is it worth it? I also have bootcamp too, I felt those questions are just a little to easy? Idk if they really compare to the actual boards! Anyway thanks for sharing my exam is in a month. sub ..read more

I kinda see now why the doctor was shocked that I wasn’t in constant pain submitted by /u/AggravatingBox2421 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Slight zoom needed to get rid of the lines submitted by /u/ImportantScore8188 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more