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040			_aOCLRC
082			_aT 616.07572 2024 0063
100			_aChua, Dhale Maxeene D.
245			_aExperiences of Radiologic Technologists in patient care management techniques for patients undegoing MRI procedures/ _cDhale Maxeene D. Chua, Trixie Anne V. Cortez, Criz Ian O. Gutierrez, Martha A. Lelis, & Michael O. Mateo.
260			_aParañaque City: _bOlivarez College, _c2024.
502			_aUndergraduate thesis.
520			_aMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a vital tool in modern medical diagnostics, offering detailed internal images without ionizing radiation. However, individuals with anxiety disorders often find MRI experiences challenging due to feelings of confinement and noise triggers. Sedation though effective, poses financial and health concerns. Alternatives like education and communication strategies offer low-cost solutions to mitigate anxiety. A qualitative study, employing a descriptive phenomenological approach, explored the experiences of eight Radiologic Technologists managing MRI patients. Challenges encountered by Radiologic Technologists included patient anxiety and diverse behaviors. Techniques employed encompassed effective communication and personalized approaches. The significance of practical experience alongside academic education was emphasized. Despite the preference for sedation, Radiologic Technologists acknowledged its drawbacks and highlighted the importance of individualized patient care management for successful MRI procedures.
650			_achallenges.
650			_aradiology department.
650			_ahospitals.
650			_aemotional responses.
650			_atriggering factors.
700			_aCortez, Trixie Anne V.
700			_aGutierrez, Cris Ian O.
700			_aLelis, Martha A.
700			_aMateo, Michael O.
942			_cTHES _jT 616.07572 2024 0063
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