RAD 107 - Clinical Practicum II

A continuation and progression of the basic fundamentals of radiographic procedures to include examinations of the skeletal system, surgical, mobile, trauma and pediatric radiography. Also provides the student with additional image critique. 16 hours weekly.

After completing this course, students will be able to:

Determine appropriate patient interaction and preparation for all Radiographic examinations and procedures.
Operate radiographic equipment appropriately.
Demonstrate appropriate interpersonal relations, organizational skills and professional ethics when interacting with staff and patients.
Employ the use of appropriate radiation protection procedures including: collimation, time, distance and shielding.
Demonstrate interpersonal and organizational skills when conducting radiographic procedures.
Demonstrate assertiveness in seeking out diagnostic exams for increased levels of proficiency.

Prerequisite(s): Completion of RAD 103.
Corequisite(s): RAD 105

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