"Immobilisation techniques "
"confirming the location of line placement (e.g. PICC, ETT, NGT)"
"confirming the location of line placement (e.g. PICC, ETT, NGT)"
"confirming the location of line placement (e.g. PICC, ETT, NGT)"
"PA erect: performed on older patients (teenage years), not advisable for younger patients due to their attention span (looking away from the 'camera' and everyone else can make for a very agitated child)"
"AP erect: ideal for cooperative younger children (i.e. between 3-7 years old) due to the ease of positioning and immobilisation"
"AP supine: performed when imaging unconscious or uncooperative children"
"AP supine (neonatal): performed mobile in the neonate unit"
"AP erect: ideal for cooperative younger children (i.e. between 3-7 years old) due to the ease of positioning and immobilisation"
Expected headings
"Patient preparation"
"Tips for paediatric chest radiography"
"Immobilisation techniques "
"Lead shielding"
"confirming the location of line placement (e.g. PICC, ETT, NGT)"
"use child-appropriate language (e.g. 'stand still like a soldier' and 'breathe in, you are about to go diving underwater!')"
"Patients should remove any clothing and jewellery from waist up; particularly clothing with metal or shiny decorative material. Plaited hair should be untied 2."