X-Ray

Service Overview

What is an X-Ray

X-Ray (also known as Radiography) is a painless exam that helps radiologists diagnose and treat a variety of medical conditions. Images can be taken of the spine, foot, ankle, leg, knee, arm, wrist, hand, head, chest, or abdomen.

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When is a X-Ray Used

X-Ray is most commonly used to:

  • Determine whether a bone has been fractured or if a joint is dislocated.
  • Ensure that a fracture has been properly aligned and stabilized for healing.
  • Determine whether there is a build-up of fluid in the joint or around a bone.
  • Guide orthopedic surgery.
  • Evaluate injury or damage from conditions such as infection, arthritis, abnormal bone growths, or other bone diseases, such as osteoporosis.
  • Assist in the detection and diagnosis of cancer.
  • Locate foreign objects.
  • Evaluate changes in bones.
  • Evaluate heart and lung status.

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Preparation

How to Prepare for Your X-Ray Exam

No special preparation is required for an X-Ray. The X-Ray technologist will provide you with brief instructions once you arrive for your X-Ray.

Pre-Screening

Click the links below to download and print your pre-screening form(s).

Chest X-Ray (PDF)
Chest X-Ray (Word)

Chest X-Ray Spanish(PDF)
Chest X-Ray Spanish(Word)