Principles of Radiation Protection
An in-depth study of the use of ionizing radiation to produce
the best quality radiograph with the least exposure to patients
and personnel.
Radiation
Biology
An introduction to the interactions between radiation and
living matter, as they relate to somatic and genetic effects.
Radiographic
Pathology
Familiarization with various disease processes and their
radiographic manifestations.
Quality Control
An introduction to the methods of maintaining consistent,
high-quality radiographs.
Radiologic Sciences Specialty Areas
An introduction to radiation therapy, nuclear medicine and
sonography. Followed by a practicum in each area.
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging Modalities
Introduction to digital radiography, computed tomography,
magnetic resonance imaging, angiography, mammography, and
cardiac catheterization. Followed by a practicum in each
area.
Technical Writing and Research II
Preparation of a second technical report on an appropriate
topic.
Seminar
Synthesis of knowledge, critical thinking and problem solving
skills, and ARRT examination preparation.
Clinical Practice II
Refinement of clinical skills under indirect technologist
supervision.
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