Radiology Saftey and Positioning for Veterinary Assistants 

Thank you very much for this video. I'm currently in school for Vet Assistant, and this video was helpful!

Your video needs to be seen at every Vet Conference, Great video and thank you so much for the laughs!!!

I gotta say, I love the way you talk XD Thank you for these videos! Im doing my best to get back into veterinary assisting after like, 7 years and this has been incredibly helpful!

Thanks for this video. New to the field with strictly on the job training for one year. Great advice/info.

This is really helpful thank you so much I hope you will make a part 2 of this.

This is very helpful to me . I’m finishing up my rotations before i graduate and this by far has helped me so much

Please make more videos! This helped me so much.

This video made me laugh, but it was really informational. I hope you make a video about forelim x-rays because that's what I'm working on in school

This helped me sooooooo much thank you!!

lead lined gloves will not protect your hands completely if they are under the primary beam. Go for no-hands restraint if possible. Even if not in the primary beam, scatter radiation will damage the tissues in your hands.

"Both of these are doodoo garbage" I'm gonna steal these lines now 😆

so helpful and informative yay!

Hopeful for a P2

Hahahahahhaa the intro ❤

Thanks for doing this. Is it okay to download your video so I can make clips to use in our team trainings?

My hands were in an actual X-ray it was a bad dog and honestly we were all just trying to get this done I went for it so quick before I realized my gloves weren’t on should I be worried !?! Can anyone help

Can you walk us through how to use the machine? 🤦🏼‍♀️ Idk why I'm having so much trouble with the two step pedal lol

I definitely accidentally x-rayed my my skull last summer at my externship 🫠