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3.00 Credits
3 Credits Introduction to radiographic imaging systems to include the X-ray tube, operating console and high-voltage generator. X-ray production, interactions of x-radiation with matter and radiographic image formation are explored. Controlling and influencing factors of radiographic image quality are studied in depth. This course prepares students for proper use of radiographic equipment to produce and evaluate diagnostic radiographic images in the clinical setting. Prerequisites: MAT 1120, EGL 1010, BIO 2050, BIO 2060 and MHE 2000. RAD 1410, RAD 1510 and RAD 1530 concurrent. (Offered fall only)
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2.00 Credits
2 Credits Introduction to principles of patient care as preparation for interactions in the clinical education setting. Focus on responsibilities to patients, peers and the profession to include professional, medicolegal and ethical issues. Infection control, aseptic techniques, vital signs, medical emergencies and pharmacology are included. Consideration of human diversity and cultural implications associated with health care. Includes medical terminology. Prerequisites: MAT 1120, EGL 1010, BIO 2050, BIO 2060 and MHE 2000. RAD 1420, RAD 1540 concurrent. 4 lecture hours/8 weeks. (Offered fall only)
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2.00 Credits
2 Credits First course in the clinical education component of the program. Supervised, competency-based clinical education with emphasis on application of comprehensive didactic knowledge in clinical practice. Emphasis on radiographic procedures of the upper extremity and shoulder girdle, lower extremity, thorax and abdomen. Prerequisites: MAT 1120, EGL 1010, BIO 2050, BIO 2060 and MHE 2000. RAD 1410, RAD 1500, RAD 1510 concurrent. 2 days/8 hours/8 weeks. (Offered fall only)
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4.00 Credits
4 Credits Second course in the clinical education component of the program. Expands upon knowledge and skills from previous clinical education courses. Supervised, competency-based clinical education with emphasis on application of comprehensive didactic knowledge and demonstration of proficiency in clinical practice. Emphasis on radiographic procedures of the bony thorax, pelvis, vertebral column and gastrointestinal system. Prerequisites: RAD 1410, RAD 1500, RAD 1510, RAD 1530. RAD 1420 and RAD 1580 concurrent. 2 days/8 hours. (Offered spring only)
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4.00 Credits
4 Credits Third course in the clinical education component of the program. Expands upon knowledge and skills from previous clinical education courses. Supervised, competency-based clinical education with emphasis on application of comprehensive didactic knowledge and demonstration of proficiency in clinical practice. Emphasis on radiographic procedures covered during RAD 1410 and RAD 1420. Prerequisite: RAD 1420, RAD 1540 and RAD 1580. 4 days/8 hours. (Offered summer only)
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3.00 Credits
3 Credits Continuation of RAD 1500, exploring radiographic imaging systems in greater depth to include digital radiography. Quality control of radiographic equipment and analysis of common equipment malfunctions are expanded upon. Image acquisition and processing with both film/screen and digital radiography systems are included. Prerequisites: RAD 1410, RAD 1500, RAD 1510, and RAD 1530. RAD 1420 and RAD 1540 concurrent. (Offered spring only)
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1.00 Credits
1 Credit Introductory clinical education course for computed tomography. Provides students with a basic understanding of computed tomography equipment and procedures. Provides students with a more complete understanding of correlative anatomy and diagnosis/ treatment of disease. Prerequisites: RAD 2410, RAD 2530 and PHY 1430. RAD 2420, RAD 2430 and RAD 2570 and RAD 2540 concurrent. 4 hours/week. (Offered spring only)
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3.00 Credits
3 Credits Emphasis on radiographic procedures of the cranium and special contrast procedures. Includes consideration of mobile, surgical, pediatric and geriatric patients, incorporating related pathology. Expanded study of pediatric, trauma and mobile and surgical radiography from previous semesters. This course expands upon course content of RAD 1420, to include application of radiation protection, equipment operation and quality control, image production/ evaluation, and patient care and education. Prerequisites: RAD 1550; RAD 2530 and RAD 1430 concurrent. 2 lecture/3 lab hours. (Offered fall only)
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2.00 Credits
2 Credits The culmination of studies in radiographic procedures to include introduction of additional imaging modalities. This course expands upon course content of RAD 2410, to include application of radiation protection, equipment operation and quality control, image production and evaluation, and patient care and education. Emphasis is placed on knowledge application and retention for lifelong learning and professional development. Prerequisites: RAD 2410, RAD 2530 and RAD 1430. RAD 2000, RAD 2430, RAD 2540 and RAD 2570 concurrent. (Offered spring only)
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2.00 Credits
2 Credits Expands upon course content of RAD 1510, providing students with a greater understanding of administrative and financial considerations associated with radiographic procedures, and medicolegal and ethical issues. Includes basic EKG and dysrhythmia interpretation, oxygen therapy, venipuncture, and contrast media administration, pharmacology and assessment of the emergent patient. Focus on skills related to resume writing and obtaining an entry level position in the field of radiography. Prerequisites: RAD 2410, RAD 2530 and RAD 1430. RAD 2420, RAD 2540, RAD 2000 and RAD 2570 concurrent. (Offered spring only)
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