Hello everyone, my name is Marika. I'm studying in ultrasound technologies. Ultrasound technologies are used to visualize organs, muscles and soft tissues of the human body by using ultrasounds to help the radiologist to give the right diagnosis to the patient.

After I graduate, I will be an ultrasound technologist. I will have the possibility to work in hospitals or in clinics. In either way, I will often have to work with some radiologist that might not speak or reed French, and I will have to give them my examination reports without doing mistakes. If you're like me, you will want to be able to do your ultrasound examination reports and avoiding all embarrassing mistakes that you could make. That way, the radiologist will be able to give the right diagnosis to the patient.

First, open a new tab in your browser and write VirtualWritingTutor.com in the address bar and hit enter. If you typed it correctly, you will see the logo on the top left-hand corner.

In the top right-hand corner, you will see a link on the navigation menu to log in. Under that, in the middle of the screen is the text area. In the bottom right-hand corner of the text area are a series of icons to help you with your pronunciation. Just above the text area are all the buttons you will need to correct your text.

Now you write your examination report into the text area. Then click on "Check Grammar". The system checks your text common errors and automatically scrolls down to show you your feedback. So, you can correct your text and do the steps all over again, to make sure there are no mistakes at all in your report.

So, if you are in ultrasound technologies or in a Diagnostic Imaging field of study, that's how you solve the problem of embarrassing mistakes in your examination reports that you will give to your radiologist. I promised I would show you how to correct these errors, and I did it by using the Virtual Writing Tutor website.

I hope it will help you to correct your errors that could be embarrassing and that could lead to the wrong diagnosis for the patient. Thank you all for your attention!

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