The processing of x-ray film and its impact on reject films in Nasarawa General Hospital Department:Physics By: Klintex001 Project ID: 8801 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1 Price:₦5000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThis research investigates the processing of X-ray films and their impact on rejected films at Nasarawa General Hospital. It aims to assess the relationship between X-ray film processing practices and the rate of film rejection due to technical, procedural, and environmental factors. A total of 244 X-ray exposures were recorded over a six-month period, out of which 85 films were rejected due to errors, including poor technique, improper processing, equipment faults, incorrect identification, patient movement, and film fog. The study utilized manual processing methods, and film rejection rates were analyzed across various film sizes, processing parameters, and patient demographics. The findings suggest that poor radiographic technique was the leading cause of rejection. Recommendations include the implementation of regular film reject analysis, the use of high-quality processing materials, continuous professional development for radiographers, and adherence to the ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle to enhance patient safety and reduce operational costs....Preview Download Preview +Other Physics project topics and materials you might be interested in»First principle calculations of the structural, electronic and mechanical properties of ZnS1xSex semiconductor alloy»The physics of stars and their astronomical identification»Design, implementation and simulation of prepaid meter theft monitoring system with SMS alert»Fabrication of power bank of 3.7 volt using lithium-ion battery»Preparation, characteristics, and physiochemical properties of silica aerogel produce from rice husk»The processing of x-ray film and its impact on reject films in Nasarawa General Hospital