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Run: Radiology Equipment Daily QC

Daily QC checklist for radiography, fluoroscopy, and CT rooms to verify warm-up, image quality, and radiation safety before patient use. Use it to catch equi...

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Inspection Details

Select the primary modality being inspected.
Enter the room number, suite name, or asset identifier.
Record when the daily QC inspection was completed.

Equipment Warm-Up and Operational Readiness

Verify the console, generator, and imaging system initialize normally with no active fault codes or startup alarms.
Confirm the manufacturer-required warm-up procedure was completed before patient use.
Verify smooth movement and normal mechanical operation of the tube, detector, gantry, table, and any motorized components applicable to the modality.
Verify collimator control and positioning lights are visible and respond correctly.
Verify emergency stop, exposure abort, or scan abort controls are accessible and functional as applicable to the modality.
Confirm prior-day deficiencies, non-conformances, or service tickets have been reviewed and addressed before use.

Image Quality and Performance Checks

Verify the daily reference image, phantom image, or test exposure demonstrates expected contrast, uniformity, and artifact-free appearance per site criteria.
Confirm there are no streaks, banding, dead pixels, shading defects, or other image artifacts affecting diagnostic quality.
Verify exposure index, dose indicator, or CTDI-related daily check values are within the facility's acceptable range.
For fluoroscopy systems, verify live image display, last-image hold, and image retention functions operate normally.
For CT systems, verify scout or localizer image quality is acceptable and free of obvious artifacts or positioning errors.
Document any observed image quality deficiency, non-conformance, or corrective action taken.

Radiation Safety and Protective Equipment

Inspect lead aprons for cracks, tears, delamination, broken straps, or other visible defects before use.
Confirm all required protective garments are present, labeled, and available for staff use.
Verify aprons and shields are stored on proper hangers or racks to prevent creasing and material degradation.
Confirm required radiation warning signage, room postings, and access controls are in place and visible.
Verify personnel dosimeters are worn or available according to department radiation safety procedures.
Indicate whether a radiation safety deficiency, non-conformance, or reportable condition was identified during this inspection.

Documentation and Escalation

Confirm any failed item was documented, communicated to the appropriate supervisor, and escalated to service or radiation safety as needed.
If a critical item failed, confirm the equipment was taken out of service and tagged according to site lockout-tagout or equipment control procedures.
Record additional observations, corrective actions, or follow-up requirements.
Signature of the technologist, physicist, or authorized inspector completing the daily QC.

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