How will you modify a radiologic examination for a patient with a head injury?
Ans) To modify a radiologic examination for a patient with a head injury:
- Keep the head and neck immobilized until the physician in charge rules out cspine injury, wear sterile gloves if the patient has open wounds, check the patient's vital signs frequently.
How will you modify a radiologic examination for a patient with a head injury?
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