Edition ID
31
Start Date
End Date
Years
2122

Principles of Radiation Production, Characteristics and Equipment

RAD 265 Principles of Radiation Production, Characteristics and Equipment 3 cr.

The concepts of radiation production, emission and interaction with matter, radiation types and characteristics, and a base knowledge of the components, principles and operation of radiographic, fluoroscopic, mobile, tomographic and digital imaging equipment. Factors affecting image acquisition, display, archiving and retrieval are discussed.

Radiographic Procedures I

RAD 264 Radiographic Procedures I 5 cr.  (3-0-4)

An introduction to basic human anatomy and radiographic positioning principles. Anatomy, positioning and radiographic identification of thorax, abdomen and upper and lower extremities with clinical lab experience and assessment to compliment didactic instruction will be completed. Consideration is given to the evaluation of optimal diagnostic images, the manipulation of radiographic equipment, radiation protection and critical thinking skills in a diverse patient population.

Radiography Clinical Experience I

RAD 263 Radiography Clinical Experience I 2 cr.

Patient care and assessment skills, general anatomy, medical ethics, radiation protection, patient positioning terminology, and radiographic positioning principles. Each student under direct supervision will practice anatomy, positioning, and radiographic identification of the thorax, abdomen, and upper and lower extremities.

Methods of Patient Care

RAD 262 Methods of Patient Care 3 cr.

Special consideration is focused on the basic emotional, physical and diverse cultural needs of the patient, infection control, institutional safety, surgical asepsis, vital signs and oxygen administration. This course will also include concentration of instruction for medical emergencies, specialized problems, pharmacology, drug administration, electrocardiograms and venipuncture.

Radiation Biology and Protection

RAD 261 Radiation Biology and Protection 2 cr.

An overview of the prinicples of the interaction of radiation with living systems (molecules, cells, tissues and whole body), biological and physical factors affecting radiation responses (acute and chronic), the kinetics of cell survival and the principles of radiation protection including the responsibilities of a radiographer for patients, personnel and the public.

Automotive Service Repair Internship

AUT 291 Automotive Service Repair Internship 4 cr.  (2-0-6)

Students participating in the internship are responsible for finding a position working under a master technician for a minimum of eight hours per week for 15 weeks. The student is required to attend the lecture segment of the class and meet all other requirements of the course syllabus.

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