Student guide · Interactive tour
Click through it before you touch it
A working replica of the real screens, in your browser. Nothing you do here reaches the actual record, and the CT is a published teaching scan. No donor image appears on this site. Eleven steps, about five minutes. It opens on the Donor Imaging tab rather than the Patient Finder, and two of its steps cover the Anatomy Time Out.
If you have used the record before, you do not need the tour. Sign-in details are in the course site.
Series
The series says lumbar spine but it is a full body scan because of the CT intake setup.
Asked once, in the session that exposes the structure. One answer per donor, carrying the name of whoever typed it.
A surgical time out is the last pause before an incision. The team confirms the right patient, site and procedure, in under two minutes.
All findings
Nothing documented yet. Tap a region to add a finding.
Anterior view
That's the loop.
Your donor, then the CT, then the finding filed to the region it belongs to and signed.
Your service is your table number and a letter. Table 3 carries services 3A and 3B, four or five students on each, and the two teams alternate dissections. When you sign a finding it goes to your donor's chart, and the other team reads it before their next session. That handoff is what the record is for.
- Nothing you draw on the image is kept. The line disappears when the viewer closes, which is why
4.7 cmwent into the note as text. - Once you sign, it stays. You can correct a finding by filing an addendum, but the original stays on the chart.
- The tour covers two of the session's three tasks. The GAPP comes from your course site and is done outside the record.
- If something does not look right, ask a teaching assistant rather than working around it.
The scan in this tour is a portal-venous abdominal CT from the Colorectal-Liver-Metastases collection (subject CRLM-CT-1026) on The Cancer Imaging Archive, published under CC BY 4.0 and reproduced here under that license. It is not donor imaging.