Why MRI Safety Matters: Chaundria on MRI Accidents

A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast

Welcome to this episode of "A Couple of Rad Techs Podcast." Today, your host Chaundria Singleton dives into the crucial topic of MRI safety and Why It Matters.
With over 21 years of experience in the field, Chaundria brings her wealth of knowledge directly to you, addressing everything from common misconceptions to essential safety protocols. Whether you're a patient preparing for your first MRI or a seasoned medical professional, this episode will provide valuable insights into the workings of MRI technology, the importance of following safety guidelines, and practical advice for ensuring a safe and effective scan. Join us as we explore why MRI safety matters more than you might think, and how you can contribute to a safer radiologic environment.
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1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Patient and technologist safety crucial in hospital (00:05:32)

3. Properly check pacemakers for safe MRI scanning. (00:07:00)

4. MRI safety: avoid heat, metal, and delays. (00:12:07)

5. Important MRI preparation: consent, form, clothing removal. (00:14:01)

6. Prepare, stay safe, and enjoy radiology discussion. (00:16:20)