RAD 218C - Radiologic Technology Clinical 4

1. Produce a full range of radiographs demonstrating human pathologies as requested by a radiologist.
2. Produce well written and formulated documentations in patient charts/records as assigned by clinical staff and radiologists.
3. Calculate and manipulate technical factors to demonstrate pathologies utilizing analog, computer and digital radiology imaging systems.
4. Survey by observation supplementary modalities for human pathology diagnosis and detection.
5. Evaluate image formations necessary for each examination performed in a radiology department.
6. Perform basic and complex density, contrast, detail and distortion imaging formulas.
7. Capitalize on each assigned examination under supervision to demonstrate technical competency levels.
8. Perform data functions by utilizing various types of computer systems found in a radiology department.
9. Demonstrate competency of various equipment manipulations.
10. Generate proper image formations as assigned by clinical staff and radiologists.

1. Pathology
2. Advanced imaging formations
3. Analog vs digital
4. Anatomy
5. Physiology
6. Imaging modalities
7. Technical competencies
8. Process images
9. Advanced patient positioning
10. Patient care
11. Quality control
12. Trauma care
13. Computer Systems (PACS)
14. Contrast agents
15. Special procedure equipment
16. Seldinger Technique
17. Operative C-ARM Procedures
18. Advanced patient protection

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