The Sonographer/Ultrasound Technologist prepares patients for ultrasound examinations, positions them according to departmental procedures, and explains the exam in layman's terms. The role obtains relevant imaging and diagnostic reports, consults with referring physicians about patient history and appropriate examinations, and sets up equipment to perform exams accurately and promptly. The technologist evaluates structures shown on the oscilloscope, distinguishes artifacts from normal or pathological processes, and determines when further evaluation may be needed. The role monitors patients throughout examinations, reports changes in condition or motor-abnormality complaints, documents and labels images, and maintains exam records and logs. It also includes routine calibration, equipment adjustments, troubleshooting, and minor repairs, along with related duties.
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