British colonist John Smith named Massachusetts for the Massachusett tribe. The name "Massachusetts" meant “near the great hill.” The first lighthouse in the United States was built on Little Brewster Island in the Boston Harbor in 1716. Basketball was invented in December 1891 by James Naismith in Springfield. Volleyball was invented in 1895 by William Morgan in Holyoke. Volleyball was originally called "Mintonette."A computed tomography (CT) technologist is a medical-imaging specialist who is responsible for running the equipment necessary to obtain images of clients needed by medical professionals providing care. CT technologists are directed by medical professionals to take an image of particular area of the patient. After meeting the patient, the CT technologist explains the basics of the test to the patient and answers any questions the patient may have. When the patient is prepared, the CT technologist helps them into the testing apparatus and appropriately braces and stabilizes the patient. Then, the CT technician activates the imaging machine and observes the patient during the imaging process; they subsequently help the patient to exit the imaging apparatus before reviewing the obtained image(s) and properly annotating and recording them. Finally, the CT technologist sends the images to the requesting medical professional and offers any insight into the images that the medical professional desires.
Job Summary
British colonist John Smith named Massachusetts for the Massachusett tribe. The name "Massachusetts" meant “near the great hill.” The first lighthouse in the United States was built on Little Brewster Island in the Boston Harbor in 1716. Basketball was invented in December 1891 by James Naismith in Springfield. Volleyball was invented in 1895 by William Morgan in Holyoke. Volleyball was originally called "Mintonette."A computed tomography (CT) technologist is a medical-imaging specialist who is responsible for running the equipment necessary to obtain images of clients needed by medical professionals providing care. CT technologists are directed by medical professionals to take an image of particular area of the patient. After meeting the patient, the CT technologist explains the basics of the test to the patient and answers any questions the patient may have. When the patient is prepared, the CT technologist helps them into the testing apparatus and appropriately braces and stabilizes the patient. Then, the CT technician activates the imaging machine and observes the patient during the imaging process; they subsequently help the patient to exit the imaging apparatus before reviewing the obtained image(s) and properly annotating and recording them. Finally, the CT technologist sends the images to the requesting medical professional and offers any insight into the images that the medical professional desires.
