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Image courtesy of: Department of Midwifery and Radiography City, University of London You are a member of a team of diagnostic radiographers at a hospital and you can access a range of different imaging techniques within your department, not limited to the three mentioned above. You have been given the records for five patients with different conditions. After evaluating each patient's chart, a. Decide which imaging technique is the most appropriate for each patient and explain why you chose this technique b. Describe advantages of your chosen technique to other available, and potentially less hazardous, imaging techniques c. Outline the disadvantages of this technique d. Evaluate the hazards associated with this technique e. Summarise the control measures used to minimise the risks to the patient f. Summarise the control measures used to minimise the risks to the staff. D a) Technique Selected and Why. b) Advantages c) Disadvantages d) Hazards e) Risk to Patients f) Risk to Staff Name: Mr Karl Hopper Age: 45 General Mr Hopper has been referred by the Cardiology Department with a suspected blockage to one of the minor blood vessels in his heart. Reason for imaging: To confirm diagnosis of blood vessel blockage and, if confirmed, to locate its position. Use Technetium-99m (Tc-99m), Gamma camera. Thanks!