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Episode 14!

1 - 8 minutes: Interesting MRI information you should know about MRI prior to having one! How much do you really know about MRI? Trying to understand just how strong the magnet is in the MRI machine compared to earth's gravitational pull.

6:40 - You get to see/hear Gage's reaction to a noise he wasn't ready for. :)

8 - 22 minutes: Gage goes full scale nerdy with us as he explains Quenching the magnet in MRI, and the various zones.

22 - 27 minutes: Issues with not doing proper prep prior to an exam and having to reschedule. How can we fully eliminate from patients not fully knowing what they were supposed to do prior to their exams appointment.

27 - 36 minutes: Having to take call to come in to do stat exams, and the effects it has on staffing, the patient, and the providers.

36 - 41 minutes: Looking at a patient with certain clinical symptoms and ordering an exam to diagnose the patient. The issue with this is if the provider knows that if they do diagnose this patient we can not treat them accordingly, so time can be wasted on exams when the patient could have been sent somewhere else and got the treatments they needed.

41 - 44 minutes: If you have kids ALWAYS know where the nearest pediatric hospital is!!!!! We can't say this loud enough because kids are people that are completely different than adults.

44 - end of the show: Question of the day

 

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Episode 14 is a really big milestone episode for us personally and we put a lot of great info in this one. Until next time friends.