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Woodford
76 Archer St, Woodford QLD 4514, Australia
All General X-Ray Examinations Done
X-Ray Examination Preparation Guidelines
Preparing for an x-ray is simple:
- Bring the referral from your doctor
- Tell the radiographer if you might be pregnant
- Be prepared to remove any jewellery
- Change into a hospital gown if needed
- Follow any instructions given to you by your doctor or radiographer
- An X-Ray is a painless procedure. No anaesthetic is required.
How It Works
GP Referral
Your GP refers you for an x-ray.
Check In
Book at reception for your scan.
On-Site Scan
An Accredited Medical Radiographer performs the examination.
Same-Clinic Review
Return to reception and book your GP to discuss results.
During the Examination
- A plain x-ray is painless and usually takes less than 15 minutes. It can be done in a hospital or a private radiology practice. X-rays are done by a radiographer or medical imaging technologist.
- A radiologist (doctor trained to interpret x-rays) will review your images. Your doctor will be sent a report.
- During the procedure you'll be asked to lie, sit or stand, depending on the part of the body being x-rayed. It is important not to move during the x-ray. You may be asked to take a deep breath and hold it while the images are taken.
- A protective shield or apron may be used to protect parts of your body that are not being x-rayed.
- If you use a wheelchair, you may need to move or be moved onto a different chair. This prevents the metal parts of your wheelchair affecting the image.
- For children, a parent or carer can usually stay with a child during the x-ray. This will help reassure them and keep them still.
FAQs
What are the risks of not having an X-Ray?
There may be consequences if you choose not to have the proposed examination. Please discuss these with your Doctor.
Are there alternatives?
Please discuss any alternative treatment options with your doctor/clinician.
What should I expect after the examination?
The images acquired will be sent to the reporting Radiologist and the result of your examination will be available to your Doctor 24 hours after the examination
Who will be performing the examination?
An accredited Medical Radiographer will be performing the examination, however all trainee Radiography student performing the examination are supervised according to relevant professional guidelines.
If you have any concerns about which Radiographer will be performing the examination, please discuss with the doctor/ clinician.
Where can I find support or more information?
Staff are available to support patients' cultural and spiritual needs. We recognize that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients will experience the best clinical care when their culture is included during shared decision-making.
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76 Archer St, Woodford QLD 4514, Australia
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