RDS-306 |
Digital Image Acquisitions & Display |
This course is designed to impart an understanding of the components , principles and operation of digital imaging systems found in diagnostic radiology . Factors that impact image acquisition , display , archiving and retrieval are discussed . Guidelines for selecting exposure factors and evaluating images within a digital system are explored . Principles of digital system quality assurance and maintenance are presented . |
3.00 Radiologic Technology Students at Affiliates only |
RDS-307 |
Radiation Physics |
This course provides the student with a comprehensive study of radiation physics covering atomic structure , electricity , magnetism , electromagnetic radiation , electric motors , operators , transformers , generators , rectification and the x-ray tube . Also includes an in depth study of the production of x-radiation and it ' s interaction with matter . |
RDS-308 |
Radiation Protection |
This course presents the potential for biological damage caused by radiation and how to eliminate or reduce it . Radiation units and quantities are discussed as well as methods of measurement . Dose limits for operators and patients are discussed with emphasis on the ALARA concept . Genetic and somatic effects are described as well as policies and practices to insure safe radiation limits are maintained . Agencies responsible for standards are also discussed . |
RDS-309 |
Clinical Education II |
Continuation of clinical education rotations in general radiography and fluoroscopy occur in this course . Observation and application of the principles and procedures introduced in general radiography and fluoroscopy are on-going throughout the course with opportunities for the student to perform initial competencies in the areas of the body that they have learned in the classroom and laboratory settings . |