The career field of radiologic technology is introduced, focusing on radiation protection, professional ethics, patient care, medical-legal issues, prime exposure factors, technical factors of film quality, and clinical aspects of radiologic technology. Energized x-ray units are demonstrated. Students observe and assist radiologic technologists with various procedures. 526-102 Radiographic Anatomy 3 credits Introduces the interrelationship of anatomical parts. Body areas covered are the chest, abdomen and extremities.
Students assist technologist with special positions of examinations for above-standard tests.
Various clinical educational sites are used. Various clinical educational sites are used. Reducing patient exposure to ionizing radiation by selecting proper exposure factors and using accessory devices is demonstrated. This course is a review of the program materials for the purpose of preparing students for the American Registry of Radiological Technologist certification examination. Emphasis is placed on simulated registry examinations with re-study where necessary.