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4.00 Credits
This course continues discussion of physics, including atomic structure, electricity, magnetism, forms of energy, algebraic equations, and units of measurement Production of x-rays and their interaction with matter is an essential part of this course X-ray generating equipment, circuitry and x-ray beam characteristics are examined 4 hours lecture
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3.00 Credits
Routine and optional radiographic positioning will be demonstrated and evaluated for lower extremity, pelvic girdle, spinal column and bony thorax 11 to 16 hours clinical practicum
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4.00 Credits
Film and intensifying screen components are discussed Rules for proper fi lm handling and storage, artifact identifi cation, and processor quality control procedures are part of this course Latent image formation, chemical components of processing solutions, silver recovery, automatic processor systems, and methods of image manipulation and storage are also covered X-ray production, properties of x-rays, and body composition are introduced Prime factors infl uencing radiographic exposures are studied Students learn methods of adjusting technical factors for various body parts, thicknesses, tissue densities, image receptors, distances and pathologic conditions Radiographic density, contrast, detail, and distortion and factors affecting each are examined in detail Production of scatter radiation and use of grids, beam restricting devices, and fi ltration are studied Appropriate use of automatic exposure control and preparation of technique charts are also discussed Laboratory experiments are an integral part of applying theoretical components of the course 3 hours lecture and 2 hours lab/discussion
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3.00 Credits
Students will achieve competence in previously studied procedures by practicing principles of radiographic exposure, radiation protection and positioning Weekend rotations may be required 320 hours clinical practicum total
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13.00 Credits
This course includes radiation physics, radiographic exposure, and anatomy and positioning Students learn about production of x-rays and their interaction with matter, and methods of reducing scatter reaching the fi lm, thereby improving radiographic quality Students apply radiographic exposure knowledge to clinical assignments They also position pelvis, spine, and thorax Prerequisite: RT201 Off-Campus Clinical Program
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3.00 Credits
Anatomy, positioning and critique of cranial, facial bones, sinuses, mastoids, TMJs, upper and lower gastrointestinal system, and biliary system procedures are studied 3 hours lecture
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5.00 Credits
Routine and optional radiographic positioning will be demonstrated and evaluated for skull, gastrointestinal and biliary studies Students will also achieve competence in previously studied procedures 16 to 24 hours of clinical practicum
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6.00 Credits
This course includes special imaging equipment, anatomy and positioning, and contrast procedures Students learn about special imaging techniques and equipment and positions for skull, facial bones, TMJs, mastoids, and sinuses They learn details of preparation, procedures, and follow-up care for common contrast procedures performed daily Prerequisite: RT302 Off-Campus Clinical Program
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2.00 Credits
Physical principles and equipment operation of fl uoroscopy, conventional tomography, mammography, digital x-ray imaging, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and ultrasound are included Fundamental principles of computer technology, related terminology and computer applications in radiology are part of this course 2 hours lecture/discussion/demonstration
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13.00 Credits
This course includes special imaging equipment, special contrast procedures, and pediatric radiography The student learns about special imaging systems and about special contrast procedures which require sterile technique and assistance of radiographer to radiologist Student learns about methods of dealing with infants, children, and parents and special considerations for protection and positioning of parts Student is required to write a scientifi c paper Prerequisite: RT306 Off-Campus Clinical Program
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