radiological technologist

radiological.

radiological

pertaining to radiology.

radiological diagnosis

see radiological diagnosis.

mobile radiological apparatus

x-ray machines that can be moved but are not portable because of their weight. This is imposed because of the large transformer required to achieve the desired output.

portable radiological apparatus

can be carried because of the small transformer used. However, the exposure time is prolonged and the image is less clear. The machine is easily dismantled.

radiological technologist

a health care worker who is skilled in the theory and practice of the technical aspects of the use of x-rays and radioisotopes in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Radiological technologists can specialize in radiography, radiation therapy or nuclear medicine. See also radiographer, radiation therapist. Called also nuclear medicine technologist.

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Today the career as a radiological technologist has its own rewards, but to be a more proficient and skillful in this profession, selecting a radiology technician and technology program can be the best option.

Radiology Programs in Allied Health by Subhash Kandpal / Reference and Education community

The MMU service offers an alternative to hospital-based radiological facilities, and is staffed by an all-female staff of radiological technologists, highly trained in mammography imaging.

First Mobile Mammography Unit launched by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)

Brescia (formally Mabel Freitas and born in Hudson) is a retired radiological technologist and worked for many years at Clinton Hospital before moving to the Cape.

Brescias celebrate 60th by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

radioimmunology

radioimmunoprecipitation

radioimmunoscintigraphy

radioimmunosorbent

radioimmunosorbent test

radioimmunosorbent test (RIST)

radioimmunotherapy

radioiodine

radioiodine uptake

radioiodine uptake test

radioisotope