A baby scan or ultrasound machine is a device that checks your unborn baby's condition. It shows a gray visual where you can see your baby's body and movement. Your OB can explain how your baby is going to look like on the scan itself.
When you get to the baby scan center, they are going to put ultrasound gel on your belly and later there's the ultrasound probe that they will pass over your skin. The baby will then be visible on the monitor because of the baby scan.
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A CT scan tech is a Radiology Technologist (X-ray Tech) with additional training in CT scan either on the job or through additional schooling.
i would have a scan asap
Hopefully by the time they are a CT scan technologist they wont need "practice" starting IVs. CT scan areas usually work closely with the ER and many times if they are busy and the CT area is not busy we will help them by starting their IVs for them.
A bone scan, or x-ray is simply a different type of scan than an MRI. No kind of scan is better than another, it simply depends what the scan is trying to ascertain.
If the scan follows on a work-related incident or injury then it may be recordable. The details are important. Consult someone with specialist knowledge of the OSHA Injury Reporting requirements, who also can be told the details of the situation.