Haji Tarmizi Mohamad Chief X-Ray Film Developer |
- Using developing and fixing chemicals in automatic processing equipment.
- Proper cleaning and maintenance methods.
- Appropriate safety precautions associated with processing equipment and chemical.
- Quality control issues as they relate to x-ray film processing.
- The basic principles of the radiography process and the factors that affect the quality of the radiograph.
When an X-ray film has been exposed, exposed radiographs
that should be processed as soon as possible. X-ray film cassettes are only to be opened in the darkroom or under
safe-light conditions. A safelight should be at least four feet from the work bench and processor feed tray, and the bulb should be not greater than 15 watt. Safe-light conditions must be maintained when
transferring the film from the X-ray film cassette to Automatic processor.
Automatic film processor |
- Sets up and operates equipment to process x-ray film by removes exposed films from cassetes and places films in automatic processors then cleans and reloads cassettes.
- Maintain proper operating parameters of the processing equipment by cleaning processors on daily basic, washing the rollers,changing the water flow in the tank then calibrates processors as nesessary.
- Checks processor and reports malfuntions in accordance with established policies and procedures.
- Maintain and operates silver recovery units.
- Mixes and maintains proper developer and fixer replinisher levels.
- Maintains darkroom work areas in a clean and orderly manner.
- Maintain inventory of x-ray film.
Other Functions:-
- Registered the patients and assist onto examination table.
- Makes copies of x-ray films as ordered by the Radiologist for learning and teaching purposes.
- Assists the filing and tracing x-ray films/reports.
Since the using of fully PACS System in the Hospital USM, they were later promoted to the office management. |
Chik and Harsiah in the darkroom |
Yahya and Mawardi in the darkroom |
Related link: Manual Film Processing
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