Change: PACEMAN PACEMAN is a technique for radiographers to use to determine if a plain film radiograph is of diagnostic quality.It was devised in the 1980's by Roger Windle in Adelaide, South Australia to help   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 309)

Change: Aesthetics: Is the image nice to look at? Is it centered on the film? Is there four way collimation? (N) - Name: Does the image correctly identify the patient? Does it have any other relevant identification details? eg episode number or department labels? Go back to general radiography main page   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 293)

Change: was devised in the 1980's by Roger Windle inAdelaide, South Australia to help other radiographers and students have a structured way in which to critique   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 284)

Change: symphissymphysis to diaphragms covered?Have you eposedexposed an area that is not required?Collimation:Is the image properly collimated? eg is four way collimation seen on an extremities film?Exposure:Were the exposure factors set correctly?Does the image show the correct contrast and density?Are there   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 209)

Change: Are there any factors that need to be changed to produce a better image?Markers:Have markers been placed on the image?Are they correctly identifying left and right?Aesthetics:Is the image nice to look at?Is it centered on the film?Is there four way collimation?Name:Does   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 209)

Change: Is the patient in the correct position?Is the patient rotated?Does the image correctly show any needed joint spaces?Area:Is enough of the area being filmed covered? eg: In an abdominal film is pubic symphis to diaphragms covered?Have you eposed an area that is not required?Collimation:   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 108)

Change:  PACEMAN is a technique for radiographers to use to determine if a plain film radiograph is of diagnostic quality.It is an acronym used to remember the folowingPositionAreaCollimationExposureMarkersAestheticsName   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 42)