First of all, I would like to ask you a question, when you go to the hospital to take a film, do you do CT, and do you do an MRI, do you wear protective clothing and then go in for examination?
I don't know if you wear it, I don't wear it, and I don't know if I want to wear it.
Recently, the law enforcement officers of the Health Bureau of Daishan County, Zhoushan, Zhejiang, found that there were two examinees in the radiology department of the medical institution during the supervision and inspection of a medical institution, and they were not wearing personal protective equipment at the scene. (Source: Phoenix Weekly)
The law enforcement officers immediately conducted an investigation and inquiry, and it turned out that due to the large number of patients in the hospital, it was inconvenient to put on and take off the protective clothing, and it was time-consuming.
Law enforcement officers further investigated and collected evidence. It was confirmed that the radiation diagnosis and treatment staff of the medical institution did not operate in accordance with the regulations, so the Daishan County Health Bureau filed a case against the medical institution and imposed corresponding administrative penalties.
It turned out that when going to the hospital for a relaxation examination, not using personal protective equipment for the examinee was an irregular operation and would face a fine.
This video was uploaded to the Internet by Phoenix Weekly video, and netizens couldn't fix it in an instant. They asked, have you worn it?
It seems that the whole country is basically not allowed to wear radiation-proof clothing, right? The word "bar" at the end seems to be removed.
It can be seen from the hot search news that this kind of anti-radiation clothing should normally be equipped in hospitals.
99% of them did not wear it. So the key question is, should you wear it or not?
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In general, you do not need to wear protective clothing when you go to the radiology department of the hospital for an examination. Radiology equipment usually produces small amounts of radiation, but these radiation doses are usually within safe limits and have very little impact on human health.
However, if certain special radiological tests are performed, such as X-rays, CT scans, etc., the doctor may ask the patient to wear protective clothing to reduce unnecessary radiation exposure. Doing so can further protect the patient's body, especially for sensitive organs (e.g., thyroid, gonads, etc.).
In addition, pregnant women and children may need to pay special attention to radiation protection when undergoing radiological examinations. Your doctor will assess the risk on a case-by-case basis and take appropriate precautions.
Generally, no, but an X-ray or CT scan is required.
The problem is, we went to the hospital and had an X-ray, but we never wore it. And very importantly, I didn't know that I needed to wear it for these tests, and it was really the first time I heard of it.
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Netizens are very confused, in the era of highly developed information, if it is common sense to wear protective clothing, but everyone has not worn it, then what is the problem?
I don't know if there will be further reports in the follow-up, it's a matter of health, everyone is very concerned and waiting for the follow-up.
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