The course describes radiological procedures of the skeletal, cardiovascular, genitourinary, and gastrointestinal systems emphasizing pharmacology, the use of radiological contrast media, and the equipment used during these procedures. It also focuses on the indication, contraindications, associated risks and precautions in performing contrast investigation.
By the end of the 5 weeks, the student should be able to:1. Demonstrate the ability to perform special radiographic techniques. At least 50 special radiographic techniques to be entered into the logbook2. Identify the risks and related precautions for each procedure3. Demonstrate a high level of professional conduct with patients4. Identify common abnormal patterns on radiographs5. Outline the disadvantages and limitations associated with special radiographic procedures. Expected outcomes/Competencies:A students who demonstrates the skills of carrying out special radiological investigations, identifies common abnormal patterns on images as well as handle patients in a professional way.
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