X-Ray Tips for New Rad Tech Students

I’m a new rad tech student. I’m three weeks into my program and five weeks away from starting clinicals. I feel like an idiot in lab and it’s hard for me to remember the steps to take even the most basic x-ray (let’s say a chest x-ray, for example). Setting the IR, tube, tabletop, bucky, positioning patient, re-adjusting tray or tube, etc. It’s just all complex and confusing to me. For the experienced, what helped you as a student to remember what to do?

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