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Course Criteria
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1.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 105) Continuation of medical terminology. Also includes an introduction to the photographic factors affecting image quality and digital radiography. Prerequisite: RAD* 108
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1.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 108, Introduction to Patient Care II) A lecture-laboratory study on additional basic patient care procedure. Infection and Infection control will be introduced to the student allowing the student the ability to recognize and take part in non-aseptic and aseptic procedures. In addition, students will be instructed and allowed practice in assisting physicians during specialized aseptic procedures. Students will be able to discuss certain medical conditions and be able to recognize and respond to symptoms related to those conditions. This class will also cover vital signs, medical emergencies, and oxygen safety. Prerequisite: RAD*109
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2.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 104, Radiographic Procedures II) A continuation of Radiographic Procedures I with emphasis on a lecture-laboratory study of radiographic positioning of the chest and upper and lower extremities. The anatomy and the various equipment necessary for these procedures are also included. Following classroom activities, students will be scheduled for supervised clinical education. Along with assisting the radiographer, emphasis is placed on patient care. Prerequisite: RAD*106, RAD*107
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2.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 106, Radiographic Procedures III) A lecture-laboratory study on the anatomy and positioning of the shoulder, pelvis, bony thorax, and abdomen. Students will be able to identify various parts on drawings, human skeleton, and on radiographs. They will also be able to critique their own radiographs for accurate demonstration of the anatomy as well as the proper exposure factors used. Following classroom activities, students will be scheduled for supervised clinical education. Emphasis is placed on image / film critique, positioning, patient care, room preparation, and clerical tasks associated with radiography. Prerequisite: RAD*195
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 201, Radiographic Procedures IV) A lecture-laboratory study of the general anatomy and positioning of the vertebral column and the digestive system. Includes the types, preparation, administration, and contraindications of the contrast media utilized in the above procedures. Prerequisite: RAD* 196
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 202, Radiologic Exposure I) An introductory course covering the fundamental concepts of electricity, magnetism, and electromagnetic radiation. Includes an explanation of the x-ray tube and imaging system. Principles of radiographic film and processing will also be covered. Prerequisite: RAD*110
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 203) The study of nursing procedures, techniques, and therapeutic practices of patient care in the radiology department. Designed to prepare students to act quickly and effectively in case of a medical emergency. Classes in CPR, contrast media, venipuncture, phlebotomy, and ECG will be included. A clinical rotation through the ED and time spent with the Radiology nurses will allow the student to practice patient care, assessment, venipuncture, and vital signs. Prerequisite: RAD*111
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 204) A lecture-laboratory of the anatomy, physiological functions, and radiologic positioning of the urinary system. Also includes the radiologic anatomy and positioning of the skull and its contents and the cardiovascular system. Prerequisite: RAD* 207
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 205) A lecture-laboratory study that will provide the student with an introduction to the evaluation of radiographic systems to assume consistency in the production of quality images. The components involved in the system will be identified. Test and procedures to evaluate these components will be discussed. Electrical hazards in the x-ray department will be presented. State and federal impacts will be described. Prerequisite: RAD* 208
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3.00 Credits
(Formerly RAD 206) A continuation of Radiologic Exposure I, with special emphasis on x-ray production and interactions with matter. There will also x-ray accessories (grids, screens, etc.) and how these affect radiographic quality. There will also be a continuation of discussions on computer and digital radiography. Prerequisite: RAD* 208.
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