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Radiographic Procedures Simulation Checklist

This document presents a checklist to evaluate the radiographic procedure simulation skills of a trainee. The checklist contains 24 evaluation criteria grouped into 4 sections: general data, instructions, the checklist itself, and evaluation. The criteria cover aspects such as personal presentation, communication with the patient, explanation of the procedure, use of protective equipment, taking radiographs, and cleaning up afterward.

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Radiographic Procedures Simulation Checklist

This document presents a checklist to evaluate the radiographic procedure simulation skills of a trainee. The checklist contains 24 evaluation criteria grouped into 4 sections: general data, instructions, the checklist itself, and evaluation. The criteria cover aspects such as personal presentation, communication with the patient, explanation of the procedure, use of protective equipment, taking radiographs, and cleaning up afterward.

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NATIONAL LEARNING SERVICE SENA Date:

HUMAN TALENT TRAINING CENTER IN HEALTH June 2019

Regional Capital District

CHECKLIST FOR SIMULATION OF RADIOGRAPHIC PROCEDURES

1. GENERAL DATA

NOMBRE DEL APRENDIZ:

No FILE:

INSTRUCTOR'S NAME:

TRAINING PROGRAM: Diagnostic Imaging Technologist


Evidence description: Checklist.
Evaluation duration: 10 minutes

2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION

This instrument collects the performance evidence contemplated in the Competence 'Practice'
diagnostic imaging studies according to imaging parameters
observation in a simulated environment. We suggest creating an environment of trust and tranquility and
to inform the learner of the activity's objective before starting the observation.

3. CHECKLIST

APPLICATION DATE OF
INSTRUMENT

TYPE OF EVALUATION
EVALUATION CRITERIA
CAR HETERO CO

BIRTHDAY FULFILL MEET birthday


IF NO YES NO YES NO YES NO

1. Your personal presentation meets the requirements of the Institution:


complete uniform, ID card, good hygiene.
3. Read and evaluate the medical order, paying special attention to the reason for
the exploration and correctly identify the patient.
4. When starting the service: greet using the user's name and
identify in front of it, making eye contact,
5. Communicates assertively, identifying the user's needs.
responding in a precise and timely manner.
6. Explain the procedure to be carried out to the user in advance, making ...
recommendations in this regard in order to obtain your cooperation.
7. Conduct a preliminary interview before the procedure, keeping confidentiality about the
same.
8. Prepare in a timely manner the necessary elements for care.
user.
9. Keeps their workplace tidy and clean before and after the
procedure.
10. Use personal protective equipment appropriately and correctly

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NATIONAL LEARNING SERVICE SENA Date:
HUMAN TALENT TRAINING CENTER IN HEALTH June 2019

Capital District

against biological risk.


11. You correctly dressed the user, protecting their physical privacy, avoiding
unnecessary exhibitions.
[Link] the user to remove jewelry or metallic objects that may
interfere with the conduct of the study.
Determine the type, size, and number of plates that will be needed.
choose the appropriate chassis, place the chassis on the stand or on the table
so that the brand is oriented towards the right side of the user.
14. Help the user adopt the correct position, ensuring that the
The part of interest is located in the center of the chassis.
15. Use radiological protection elements with the user, the
companion y with oneself, taking into account norms
international
16. Limit the user's mobility, if necessary.
17. Properly instruct the patient on how to breathe.
18. Determine the appropriate technical factors (mAs and kV) for the area.
explore, adjusting them in the team control console.
19. Carry out the exposure while monitoring the patient from the console.
20. Take routine and complementary X-rays of the systems:
skeletal muscle, respiratory and abdomen, applying the protocol
institutional.
[Link] to the user that you will process the image and review the
X-rays that have been taken to verify that they are optimal.
22. Check patient safety conditions by taking measures to
minimize risks.
23. Indicate and assist the user in transferring from the table to the wheelchair or the
standing position given the case.
24. Organize the radiology room, change the gowns, and clean the table according to
institutional protocol.

4. EVALUATION:

Observations:

Recommendations:

Value Judgment:
Observations from the evaluated:

City and Date: Signatures:

Instructor:

Apprentice:

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