Course Description

RAD 215 RADIOGRAPHY CLINICAL EDUCATION IV   3.0 Credit(s)
This clinical experience is designed to allow the student sequential development of anatomy, positioning and radiographic identification in the performance of the radiographic imaging procedures covered in both Radiographic Procedures & Positioning II. The students will adhere to the following clinical progression: 1) observational experiences, 2) assist the technologist in examinations, practicing anatomy, positioning, and radiographic identification of the radiographic exams covered in Radiographic Procedures & Positioning II, 3) perform a demonstration of proficiency in covered radiographic examinations, and 4) complete a competency assessment of the exams covered in radiographic examinations. Students will be given performance benchmarks as they develop confidence and competence in the performance of selected radiographic exams Demonstrate ability to function within a healthcare environment while developing interpersonal relationships with healthcare providers. Provide quality patient care. Demonstrate ability to apply radiographic positioning skills using appropriate exposure factors for procedures taught in lecture. Practice radiation safety principles consistent with ALARA. Model professional and ethical behavior consistent with ARRT Code of Ethics. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Requisites: Successful completion of RAD-102, RAD-110, RAD-111, RAD-115, RAD-120, RAD-121, RAD-122, RAD-125, RAD-201, RAD-202, RAD-205. RAD-210, RAD-211, RAD-212 - Must be taken at the same time as this course. Prerequisite: TAKE RAD-102 RAD-110 RAD-111 RAD-115 RAD-120 RAD-121 RAD-122ýRAD-125 RAD-201 RAD-205;
Offered: Fall Semester All Years