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RAD 102: Rad Directed Practice II
1.50 Credits
Owens Community College
The second clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 111
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RAD 102 - Rad Directed Practice II
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RAD 103: Rad Directed Practice III
1.50 Credits
Owens Community College
The third clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 102
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RAD 103 - Rad Directed Practice III
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RAD 104: Rad Directed Practice IV
1.50 Credits
Owens Community College
The fourth clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 102
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RAD 104 - Rad Directed Practice IV
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RAD 111: Radiologic Technology I
2.50 Credits
Owens Community College
Introduces the student to radiologic technology. Discusses the roles of medical imagers and the images they produce. Radiation protection of technologists, patients and others is discussed. Medical terminology is introduced and applied. In lab, radiographic imaging procedures and the resultant image evaluation criteria of the chest, abdomen and urinary system are emphasized. Simulated lab experiences are planned to provide the student opportunities to apply principles and skills learned.
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RAD 112: Radiologic Technology II
2.50 Credits
Owens Community College
Patient communication, human growth and development, and death and dying are presented. Effective methods of interacting with patients who have special needs are discussed. In lab, radiographic imaging procedures and the resultant image evaluation criteria of the upper and lower extremities are emphasized. Simulated lab experiences are planned to provide the student opportunities to apply principles and skills learned.
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RAD 112 - Radiologic Technology II
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RAD 113: Radiologic Technology III
3.00 Credits
Owens Community College
Studies factors that govern the image production and image quality analysis process. Included are the importance of optimal imaging standards and problem-solving techniques. Digital imaging components, principles and operation are discussed. Film imaging with related accessories is introduced. In lab, radiographic imaging procedures and the resultant image evaluation criteria of the pelvis and digestive system are emphasized. Simulated lab experiences are planned to provide the student opportunities to apply principles and skills learned.
Prerequisite:
RAD 111
Corequisite:
RAD 102
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RAD 113 - Radiologic Technology III
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RAD 114: Radiologic Technology IV
5.00 Credits
Owens Community College
Examines the components, function and use of imaging equipment to perform diagnostic radiographic, mobile, fluoroscopic, tomographic and computed tomography procedures. Studies radiation protection and radiographic exposure factors including automatic exposure control. Discusses common special radiographic procedures and associated image critique. In lab, radiographic imaging procedures and the resultant image evaluation criteria of the skull, spine and trauma patient are emphasized. Simulated lab experiences are planned to provide the student opportunities to apply principles and skills learned.
Prerequisite:
RAD 102 and RAD 113 and BIO 211 and MIT 211
Corequisite:
RAD 103 and RAD 104 and ENG 111 or ENG 111
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RAD 201: Rad Directed Practice V
2.00 Credits
Owens Community College
The fifth clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 104
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RAD 201 - Rad Directed Practice V
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RAD 202: Rad Directed Practice VI
2.00 Credits
Owens Community College
The sixth clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 104
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RAD 202 - Rad Directed Practice VI
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RAD 203: Rad Directed Practice VII
2.00 Credits
Owens Community College
The seventh clinical course which offers opportunities for application of program concepts. Requires participation in the performance of all aspects of patient care and radiographic imaging under the supervision of clinical staff. Satisfactory completion of clinical competency with continual refinement of the competencies achieved is required.
Prerequisite:
RAD 201
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RAD 203 - Rad Directed Practice VII
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