Skeletal and Systems Radiography

3 credits · Undergraduate

Skeletal and Systems Radiography provides the student with the knowledge required to perform radiological imaging procedures of the vertebral column, craniofacial structures, body organs and systems. Elements of the course include patient positioning, alignment of the radiation field, patient management, use of contrast media, and image analysis. Images are assessed with a focus on structures demonstrated, evaluation criteria, and modifications required to improve image quality. Students have the opportunity to practice and demonstrate the radiographic positions in a tutorial/simulation setting. Clinical lab sessions are included in this course to link theory to practice and to provide the student with an orientation to the Diagnostic Imaging Department, including the emergency room, fluoroscopy and mobile imaging. PREREQUISITES: RADT 1000.03, RADT 1010.03, PHYC 1310.03 RESTRICTIONS: Restricted to Bachelor of Health Science students in the professional stream of Radiological Technology FORMATS: Lecture | Lab | Tutorial