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Re: TV scan male or female sonographerFrom: Terry DuBose (terrydubose@sbcglobal.net)Sun Jan 29 19:39:20 2006
With a chaperone present, I always ask the patient to insert the endovaginal transducer like a tampon, explaining that she should stop if anything is painful. She is covered, and I tell her I will take the handle once I see the image on the monitor… I keep my attention on the image. It has been a long time since I had a woman refuse this method. In the 1980’s, I had a couple of elderly women who had passed menopause before the advent of tampons and they had never used one. They seemed embarrassed to insert the transducer and said that I should. In those two cases, with a chaperon present, I did. Back before that time, before I left radiography, we radiologic technologist (male and female) also catherized children regardless of gender for voiding video cystograms. Terry ---------------------------------
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