Radiology /ir question

[bond80009]

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Is it possible to do diagnostic radiology and interventional being color blind. Will it impact in any way.

What about internal med.

 

[cowme]

Most of radiology is black and white so yes. Very doable

 

[Crayola227]

Is it possible to do diagnostic radiology and interventional being color blind. Will it impact in any way.

What about internal med.

Shouldn't matter that much in IM, unless for some reason you're checking some drains, one that bladder and the other chyme which can be greenish

 

[Cognovi]

Is it possible to do diagnostic radiology and interventional being color blind. Will it impact in any way.

What about internal med.

Rarely is the whole rainbow used in radiology (eg CT perfusion, DTI) and one can switch the color scales to the part of the spectrum you're not blind to.

 

[WarrensBeenThere]

Yep. Radiological images come in black and white. Images are colorized afterwards for presentation, but clinical scans are generally not colorized. In internal med, there is usually a way to identify things other than color. There are lots of colorblind docs. Don't worry about it.