DIAGN0STIC CENTER

The most common types of diagnostic

Medical diagnosis is the process of determining which disease or Radiology Lab radiology exams include :
condition explains a person's symptoms and signs. It is most often Radiology represents a branch of medicine that deals with X-ray Radiography,
referred to as diagnosis with the medical context being implicit. radiant energy (energythat travels by waves or particles) Ultrasound,
in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases Computed Tomography
The most important labs in the hospital are: Nuclear Medicine Including
Radiology lab. Parts and components of the Radiology lab: Positron Emission
Pathology lab. Tomography (PET), And
X-ray rooms.
Pathology lab: Control room. Magnetic
Parts and components of the Pathology: Waiting area. ResonanceImaging(MRI)
Work area. Staff office. x-rays
Waiting area. Utility room. IMAGING
Sample room. Dark room.
Cleaning room. Film view.
Staff offices. Store.
Location:
Location:
Very close to the emergency department and external
clinics. Very close to the emergency department
Easily accessible from internal division. and external clinics.
Easily accessible from maternity and surgery Easily accessible from internal division.
departments. Ground floor is preferred.
Accessibility from central storages. Area of the department:
1. U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS):
Area of the department: 50-100 bed hospital area = 65-104 m 2
1. U.S. Public Health Service 200 bed hospital area = 220-240 m 2
(USPHS):
50 bed hospital area = 25 m2
100 bed hospital area = 60 m2
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the number of the beds