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This essay analyzes the branch of medical science that is known as radiology and was born in the year 1895 by a German physicist Wilhelm Roentgen, accidentally while working in his lab.... Knowledge of the clinical reason for requiring the radiographic investigation will provide background information to link with the radiological finding, and will often pose specific questions that need to be answer....
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The X-rays extraordinary benefit to the medical science was immediately recognized and, with the research of French scientist Marie and Pierre Curie that followed Roentgen's discovery, scientific an technologies advances and have led to the important role radiology plays today in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.... … The branch of medical science known as radiology was born in the year 1895 by a German physicist Wilhelm Roentgen, accidentally while working in his lab....
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5) from the The College of Radiographers, Journal: Elsevier science Ltd, 2002, a recent study by the Society of Radiographers demonstrated that radiographers are similarly at risk.... Potential risk of assault is always present in the case of health care workers.... The hospital environment which is open to the public, and certain areas… The likelihood of being confronted by violent behaviour by psychiatric patients has been seen to be high, and several reports of such encounters have been reported....
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Since evaluation of the radiographic image depends on visual appreciation of the apparent image on the plate, a good quality image would need to fulfill certain physical criteria for an accurate diagnostic yield, although some parts of it are contributed to by technical soundness of the process of imaging and some are contributed to by the factors essentially related to the patient.... Whatever may be the reason, a poor image quality compromises the diagnostic yield, and in some cases, a reading or a diagnosis is not possible, where the radiographic plate needs to be rejected, and re-examination is mandated (Beutel et al....
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hellip; The Concept of Advanced radiographic Practice: An International Perspective had been written by Jeffery Legg, Tony Smith, Borgny Ween, Imelda Williams, and Jenn Motto.... The paper "Qualitative Methods In Radiography Research" aims to study the relation of radiography and professional autonomy....
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Research Paper
In the past 30 years, the demand for radiological services has expanded tremendously.... The writer of the paper "Professional Autonomy And Radiography" discusses the extent of influence upon radiological services due to enhanced interference of patient autonomy.... hellip; A large number of radiologists has increased the competition to the level that now radiologists despite knowing the fact that excessive radiological operations if applied on the patient without health professional consent, can cause un-repairable harm to their health to choose to ignore and carry on with the procedure....
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The author of the "Radiographic Science Experiments" paper investigates the effect of the inverse square law on a beam of x-ray photons.... The author of the paper also investigates the attenuation with the thickness of the material of a beam of x-ray photons.... nbsp;… Though experimental values were somewhat different from the theoretical, this happened following errors during the experiment....
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Lab Report
… The paper "Ways of Radiographic Procedure" is a perfect example of a personal statement on medical science.... The paper "Ways of Radiographic Procedure" is a perfect example of a personal statement on medical science.... I do not want to study radiography just for the sake of studying diagnostic science.... Being a science student I'm always keen to learn more about medicinal science.... I want to explore new ways of radiographic procedures....
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Personal Statement