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Reminders

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1. Assign/unassign your virtual number at start and end of each shift.

2. Put non-STAT studies in 'UNVERIFIED BY RADIOLOGIST QC' before unverifying for correction.

Phone Numbers

📱 COMPLETE PHONE CONTACTS ARE IN THE QUO APP CONTACT LIST

BRIGHTON PARK

Main 843-486-5560

CENTRE POINTE

ER 843-746-2400

X-ray 843-746-2420

COLLETON

Main 843-549-1032

ER 843-549-5618

ICU 843-549-5631

CT 843-549-5674

X-ray 843-549-5673

LONG POINTE ER

Main 843-654-6643

MONCKS CORNER

Main 843-761-1032

ER 843-761-8809

X-ray 843-761-8827

SUMMERVILLE / SMC

Main 843-832-1141

ER 843-970-5200

ED MD 843-970-5656

ICU 843-970-5300

CT 843-970-5147

X-ray 843-970-5141

TRIDENT / TMC

Main 843-797-7000

ER 843-847-4300

ED MD 843-847-5110

Trauma Attending 843-729-2630

ICU 843-847-4357

CT 843-847-4519

X-ray 843-847-4505

JAMES ISLAND ER

Main 854-214-2520

VIRTUAL

TMC Virtual 843-777-0309

HOSPITALISTS

SMC 843-970-5433

TMC 843-847-4498

Site Notes

📓 Please check Evernote for detailed documents on Group schedules and important documents

Dynacad Server: http://10.209.104.52

AW Server: 10.209.100.10

Merge Server: 192.168.11.232

Contrast Premedication

Elective

Prednisone 50 mg PO: 13 hrs, 7 hrs & 1 hr before

Diphenhydramine 50 mg PO: 1 hr before

Emergent

NOTE: Premedication regimens less than 4-5 hours in duration (oral or IV) have not been shown to be effective.

NOTE: If a patient is scheduled for an elective procedure and is not properly premedicated, he/she will be rescheduled.

(4 HOUR PREMEDICATION REGIMEN):

Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate (Solu-Medrol) 40mg IV 4 hours prior to contrast medium administration.

Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 50mg IV 1hr prior to contrast medium administration.

Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate (Solu-Medrol) 40mg IV immediately prior to contrast medium administration.

This regimen is usually 4-5 hours in duration.

NOTE: Premedication regimens less than 4-5 hours in duration (oral or IV) have not been shown to be effective.

NOTE: Elective patients who are not premedicated are not considered emergencies.

Contrast Reaction Medications (ACR)

Albuterol

2 puffs, may repeat up to 3×

Atropine

0.1 mg up to 0.6 mg IV — q 3-5 min

Benadryl (Diphenhydramine)

50 mg — IV / IM / PO

Allegra (Fexofenadine)

180 mg PO

Epinephrine

IV: 1 mL of 0.1 mg/mL (1:10,000)

IM: 0.3 mL of 1.0 mg/mL (1:1,000)

EpiPen Adult (>30 kg): 0.3 mg

EpiPen Peds (<30 kg): 0.15 mg

Contacts — CRPA

CRPA OFFICE

Main 843-824-0606

Fax 843-881-7515

VIRTUAL/QUO PHONES

TMC SHIFT 854-777-0309

SMC SHIFT 843-920-2537

REMOTE/TELERAD (PPCP) 854-227-3656

CMC SHIFT 843-968-0166

PHYSICAL READING ROOMS

TMC 843-847-4998

SMC 843-970-5012

Technical Support

CANTEY TECH

Phone 843-278-1827

✉️ help@canteytech.com

🌐 help.canteytech.com (Client Portal)

🕐 After-hours: call main line and follow prompts to reach on-call technician

HCA IT

Help Desk 888-252-3397

🌐 Service Portal (also accessible via facility home page → Work Orders)

PS1

Support 843-633-1750

TRANSPARENT

Support 484-331-9000

✉️ caronovitch@transparentimaging.com

PS1 Assistance

PS1 Support 843-633-1750

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