Forearm X-Ray for Burns

This poor guy burned his arm pretty badly yesterday. He comes into our ED. The ED doc orders a forearm x-ray. in my 10 years as a tech i've never done x-ray for a burn.

I wanted to ask her what exactly she thought she would see on X-ray but this doc is kind of a bitch. She automatically thinks you're questioning her authority if you ask a question or two about an exam she orders.

Anyone want to chime in with what she was looking for. I googled it and didn't find any where it says to do x-ray for burns.

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