RA 112 - Radiographic Positions and Procedures II (5)

Prerequisite: Program Coordinator Consent
spring

Lecture: Four hours of lecture/discussion per week. Lab: Two hours of lab per week.

A study of radiographic anatomy and positioning of the gastrointestinal, biliary and urinary systems, skull, sinuses, facial bones and vertebral column. The course includes a discussion of the influence of trauma on the production of radiographs of the vertebral column and skull. Emphasis is placed on practical positioning skills, anatomy, and image evaluation. This course is supplemented with practical application in the energized exposure lab and clinical facility.

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PCS: 1.2