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Reset Form Patient Identification: Protocol: Elbow Arthrogram MSK Department Charge: RT 8150 LT 8151 Time Out Accession #: Scanning Technologist: Patient ID verified with two identifiers/ Wristband

How to fill out protocol elbow arthrogram

How to fill out protocol elbow arthrogram:

1. Gather all necessary equipment such as needles, contrast dye, and sterile gloves.
2. Ensure the patient's consent for the procedure and explain the process to them.
3. Begin by properly positioning the patient. They should be sitting or lying down with their arm in a comfortable and accessible position.
4. Cleanse the injection site with an antiseptic solution and drape the area to maintain sterility.
5. Using a local anesthetic, numb the injection site to minimize discomfort for the patient.
6. Once the area is numb, carefully insert the needle into the joint space of the elbow. Take caution to avoid any major blood vessels or nerves.
7. Aspirate any excess fluid from the joint using a syringe.
8. Inject the contrast dye into the joint, ensuring that it spreads evenly and fills the entire joint space.
9. Once the injection is complete, remove the needle and apply pressure to the injection site to minimize bleeding.
10. Clean the area and apply a sterile dressing if needed.
11. Document the procedure, including the amount of contrast dye used and any complications that may have occurred.
12. After the procedure, educate the patient about what to expect in terms of recovery and any potential follow-up steps.

Who needs a protocol elbow arthrogram:

1. Individuals experiencing persistent elbow pain or instability.
2. Athletes or individuals involved in activities that put stress on the elbow joint.
3. Patients with suspected ligament or tendon tears, cartilage damage, joint inflammation, or other elbow joint abnormalities.
4. Those who have previously undergone surgery on their elbow joint and are experiencing ongoing symptoms.
5. Patients who have been referred by their healthcare provider for further diagnostic evaluation of their elbow joint.

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What is protocol elbow arthrogram?

Protocol elbow arthrogram is a diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the elbow joint by injecting contrast dye and taking X-ray images.

Who is required to file protocol elbow arthrogram?

Patients with elbow pain or suspected elbow joint injuries may be required to undergo and file protocol elbow arthrogram.

How to fill out protocol elbow arthrogram?

The protocol elbow arthrogram is typically filled out by a radiologist or a trained medical professional who performs the procedure.

What is the purpose of protocol elbow arthrogram?

The purpose of protocol elbow arthrogram is to assess the anatomy and function of the elbow joint, diagnose any abnormalities or injuries, and guide treatment decisions.

What information must be reported on protocol elbow arthrogram?

The protocol elbow arthrogram report must include details of the procedure, findings from the imaging studies, and any recommendations for further evaluation or treatment.