There are 60 imaging units that incorporate the newest technology available to better serve patients. The department strives to maintain a friendly, personal, and efficient approach to patient care. Provides basic theories of radiation protection. Sectional anatomy, including transverse, coronal and sagittal perspectives, is also studied. Skeletons, models, phantoms and radiographs provide for a thorough understanding of anatomy and physiology.
Special attention is given to identify anatomy on radiographic images.
I Specific skills required to perform and evaluate radiographic examinations of the chest, abdomen, upper extremities, gastrointestinal and biliary systems with emphasis on quality patient care and adaptation to a variety of client conditions. Labs are included. I to develop specific skills in lower extremity, hip, and pelvis radiography. Labs are included. Independent decision making regarding trauma radiography is also included.