The x-ray room is a controlled environment — calibrated exposure settings, precise positioning, and predictable physics. Yet within that calm lies the potential for the unpredictable: a patient who suddenly can’t breathe, a reaction to contrast media, a seizure mid-procedure.

For the Radiologic Technologist, the ability to respond effectively to medical emergencies is as vital as any imaging skill. These moments do not wait for specialists. They demand composure, competence, and the unshakable understa...