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Safety and riskSafety and risk
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الرحمن الله الرحمن بسم الله بسمالرحيمالرحيم
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ObjectiveObjective
11--Radiation safetyRadiation safety 22--Contrast agentContrast agent
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Shielding :
Operators view the target through a leaded glass screen, or if they must remain in the same room as the target, wear lead aprons. Almost any material can act as a shield from gamma or x-rays if used in sufficient amounts .
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Lead apronLead apron
how much protection how much protection raterate
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Thyroid collarThyroid collar
Standard 0.5mm lead apronStandard 0.5mm lead apronProtect you from 95%Protect you from 95%
FROM RADIATION EXPOSUREFROM RADIATION EXPOSURE
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There are three factors that control There are three factors that control the amount, or dose sourcethe amount, or dose source . .
--TimeTime: Reducing the time : Reducing the time of an exposure reduces the of an exposure reduces the
effective doseeffective dose . .
An example of reducing An example of reducing radiation doses by radiation doses by reducing the time of reducing the time of exposures might be exposures might be improving operator improving operator training to reduce the time training to reduce the time they take to handle athey take to handle a
sourcesource..
Surgeon –cardiologistSurgeon –cardiologist
-- DistanceDistance: : Increasing distance Increasing distance reduces dose due reduces dose due to the inverse to the inverse square law. square law. Distance can be as Distance can be as simple as handling simple as handling a source with a source with forceps rather than forceps rather than fingersfingers . .
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Radiation riskRadiation risk
Stochastic effectStochastic effect Deterministic effectDeterministic effect
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Stochastic effectStochastic effect
Carcingenic effectCarcingenic effect. .
Related to Related to accumulative accumulative Amount of Amount of exposureexposure
Gentic effectGentic effect
Related to Related to accumulative accumulative Amount of Amount of exposureexposure
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Deterministic effectDeterministic effectRelted to thresholds levelRelted to thresholds level
FINDINGFINDING
CATARCTCATARCT
BONE MARROW FAILUREBONE MARROW FAILURE
ERYTHEMAERYTHEMA
LUNG FIBROSISLUNG FIBROSIS
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Deterministic effectDeterministic effect
LEVEL >2-3 GRAY RANGELEVEL >2-3 GRAY RANGEGray is unit of exposure of radiationGray is unit of exposure of radiation
ONE CHEST X RAY 0.15 mGRAYONE CHEST X RAY 0.15 mGRAYYou need 10000 chest x rayYou need 10000 chest x ray
Or 100 CT abdomenOr 100 CT abdomen3030 mins to 1 hr fluoroscopy exposuremins to 1 hr fluoroscopy exposure
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ALARA ruleALARA rule
As low as reasonably achievableAs low as reasonably achievable
Reduce number of examReduce number of exam Reduce time of examReduce time of exam
Use alternaiveUse alternaive
US vs MRIUS vs MRI
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BACKGROUN RADIATIONBACKGROUN RADIATION
NATURAL RADIATIONNATURAL RADIATIONFROM OUTER SPACEFROM OUTER SPACE
FROM RADON GASFROM RADON GAS
((average annual doseaverage annual dose))3.23.2 milli-sievertmilli-sievert
Sievert is effective radiation dose Sievert is effective radiation dose (absorbed dose)(absorbed dose)
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Average annual doseAverage annual dose
RadiolgsitRadiolgsit: :
0.70.7 milliSievertmilliSievert
TechnolgistTechnolgist: : 0.950.95 milliSievertmilliSievert
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EQUAVALANCY TO NATURAL EQUAVALANCY TO NATURAL BACKGROUND RADIATIONBACKGROUND RADIATION
33 YEARYEAR33 YEARYEAR
66 MONTHMONTH
1616 MONTHMONTH88 MONTHMONTH
33 YEARYEAR33 YEARYEAR
66 MONTHMONTH
1616 MONTHMONTH88 MONTHMONTH
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Radiation doseRadiation dose
INVESTIGATIONINVESTIGATIONRISK/ PA CHESTRISK/ PA CHEST
X RAY ( 0.03 m SV)X RAY ( 0.03 m SV)
LUMBAR SPINELUMBAR SPINE100100
ABDOMINEABDOMINE5050
IVUIVU150150
CT HEADCT HEAD100100
CT CHESTCT CHEST300300
CT ABDOMENCT ABDOMEN400400
BONE SCANBONE SCAN2002001717
ORAL CONTRASTORAL CONTRAST
GASTROGRAPHINEGASTROGRAPHINE BARUIMBARUIM
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Oral contrast mediaOral contrast media
11 - -barium meal, swallow ,enema, ectbarium meal, swallow ,enema, ect((used barium as contrastused barium as contrast .) .)
22--IN CT study (diluted IN CT study (diluted gastrographine)gastrographine)
Gastrographine is used in upperGastrographine is used in upper GI study (in case of bowel perforation GI study (in case of bowel perforation
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GASTROGRAPHINEGASTROGRAPHINE
MAIN INDICATIONMAIN INDICATION: : IF THERE IS BOWEL PERFORATIONIF THERE IS BOWEL PERFORATION
WhyWhy. ?????? . ??????
CONTRA INDICATIONCONTRA INDICATION ..IF THERE IS RISK OF ASPIRATIONIF THERE IS RISK OF ASPIRATION
The The risk is a chemical pneumonitisrisk is a chemical pneumonitis 2020
BARIUM )contrast media (BARIUM )contrast media (
Barium used for GI Barium used for GI studystudy::
Contra- indicated ifContra- indicated if
there perforationthere perforation
Or toxic mega colonOr toxic mega colon..
The risk is The risk is chemical peritonitischemical peritonitis
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MR CONTRASTMR CONTRAST
11--EXPENSIVEEXPENSIVE
22--we are giving 0.1 m mol /kgwe are giving 0.1 m mol /kg
Reaction was described on MR contrastReaction was described on MR contrast
But much less than CT CONTRASTBut much less than CT CONTRAST -33--NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC
FIBROSISFIBROSIS::-If contrast given in CRFIf contrast given in CRF
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NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC FIBROSISFIBROSIS
is a rare and serious syndrome thatis a rare and serious syndrome that involves fibrosis of skin, joints, eyesinvolves fibrosis of skin, joints, eyes,,
Most patients with NSF have undergone Most patients with NSF have undergone hemodialysis for renalhemodialysis for renal
failurefailure,,
NSF may also cause joint contractures NSF may also cause joint contractures resulting in joint pain and limitation in resulting in joint pain and limitation in range of motionrange of motion
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NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC NEPHEROGENIC SYSTEMIC FIBROSISFIBROSIS
Currently, Currently, there is no effective there is no effective treatment for nephrogenic systemic treatment for nephrogenic systemic
fibrosisfibrosis..
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CT SCANCT SCAN
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IV contrast in pulmonary IV contrast in pulmonary embolismembolism
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Contrast media reactionContrast media reaction??? ???
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Status: Lethargic. Pulse: 130/min BP: 70/40 mm Hg RR: 28/min Chest: Some expiratory wheezes
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Contrast mediaContrast media
TAKE PRECAUTION BEFOR GEVING TAKE PRECAUTION BEFOR GEVING CONTRAST AGENTCONTRAST AGENT::
11--PREVIOUS REACTIONPREVIOUS REACTION22--ASTHMATIC PATIENTASTHMATIC PATIENT
33--RENAL IMPAIRMENTRENAL IMPAIRMENT44--DM-ATOPIC DERMATITISDM-ATOPIC DERMATITIS
55--PREGNANTPREGNANT66--SCA-MULTIPLE MYELOMASCA-MULTIPLE MYELOMA
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TYPE OF REACTIONTYPE OF REACTION11--MILD : nuasia & vomtingMILD : nuasia & vomting
22--MODERATE : skin reaction and MODERATE : skin reaction and brochospasmbrochospasm
33--SEVER hypotenstionSEVER hypotenstion. . HOW TO TREATHOW TO TREAT??
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Contrast mediaContrast media
Reactions can range from minor to Reactions can range from minor to severe, sometimes resulting in death severe, sometimes resulting in death with death being about 0.9 per with death being about 0.9 per 100,000 cases100,000 cases
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I V contrast mediaI V contrast media
A common misconception that even A common misconception that even exists among healthcare exists among healthcare professionals is that an allergy to professionals is that an allergy to contrast media is related to an contrast media is related to an allergy to seafood (usually shellfish) allergy to seafood (usually shellfish) because both share iodine in because both share iodine in common, implicating iodine as a common, implicating iodine as a sourcesource
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Contrast Reactions GuideContrast Reactions Guide
For all casesFor all casesAlways follow BLS and ACLS Guidelines asAlways follow BLS and ACLS Guidelines asRemember your ABCs (Airway, Breathing, Remember your ABCs (Airway, Breathing,
Circulation)Circulation) Call for help (EMT/code team)Call for help (EMT/code team)
Whenever epinephrine is administered, consider Whenever epinephrine is administered, consider
cardiac contraindicationscardiac contraindications For pediatric patients, remember appropriate For pediatric patients, remember appropriate
medication dosing (typically weight based)medication dosing (typically weight based)
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Contrast Reactions GuideContrast Reactions Guide
UrticariaUrticariaDiscontinue contrast administrationDiscontinue contrast administration
Usually, no treatment neededUsually, no treatment needed Mild to Moderate Reaction: Benadryl 25-50 Mild to Moderate Reaction: Benadryl 25-50
mg PO/IM/IV (adult dosing); advise patient mg PO/IM/IV (adult dosing); advise patient not to drive home alone after treatment; not to drive home alone after treatment; Pediatric Dose is 1 mg/kg up to 50 mgPediatric Dose is 1 mg/kg up to 50 mg
Severe Reaction: Epinephrine SC (1:1000) Severe Reaction: Epinephrine SC (1:1000) 0.1-0.3 mL (equivalent to a dose of 0.1-0.3 0.1-0.3 mL (equivalent to a dose of 0.1-0.3 mg)mg)
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BronchospasmBronchospasm
Oxygen (6-10L/min)Oxygen (6-10L/min) Give beta agonist inhalers (Albuterol, Give beta agonist inhalers (Albuterol,
bronchodilators)bronchodilators) Epinephrine SC (1:1000) 0.1-0.3mL Epinephrine SC (1:1000) 0.1-0.3mL
(equivalent to 0.1-0.3mg)(equivalent to 0.1-0.3mg) If hypotension, give Epinephrine If hypotension, give Epinephrine
(1:10,000) 1mL slowly IV (equivalent to (1:10,000) 1mL slowly IV (equivalent to 0.1mg) and up to 1 mg as needed0.1mg) and up to 1 mg as needed
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Hypotension with Hypotension with TachycardiaTachycardia
Trendelenberg position or elevate Trendelenberg position or elevate legslegs
Oxygen (6-10L/min)Oxygen (6-10L/min) Rapid bolus of large volumes of Rapid bolus of large volumes of
normal saline (NS)normal saline (NS) If poorly responsive, give Epinephrine If poorly responsive, give Epinephrine
(1:10,000) 1mL slowly IV (equivalent (1:10,000) 1mL slowly IV (equivalent to 0.1mg) and up to 1 mg as neededto 0.1mg) and up to 1 mg as needed
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Hypotension with Bradycardia Hypotension with Bradycardia (Vasovagal Reaction)(Vasovagal Reaction)
Trendelenberg position or elevate Trendelenberg position or elevate legslegs
IV placement, Monitor (Rhythm, IV placement, Monitor (Rhythm, Blood Pressure, Pulse Oximetry), and Blood Pressure, Pulse Oximetry), and EKGEKG
Oxygen (6-10L/min)Oxygen (6-10L/min) Rapid bolus of large volumes of Rapid bolus of large volumes of
normal saline (NS)normal saline (NS)
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