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C-Spine portable tips

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How often do y'all do C-Spine portables? Today I had one for an elderly MVA patient, our one and only lab was preoccupied for 2 hours, so I had to do all of their X-rays by portable.

When they asked me if I could do the C-Spine, I assumed they meant do it as a portable as well. That's not what they meant, and I could've waited till they were done using the lab. Oops.

Either way I pulled it off, surprisingly with no retakes, but I still felt they could've been better. If anyone has done these before, what are good tips on how to position in the future?

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