Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 12-8-09 |
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DMI224 2010 Spring – 2011 Fall |
LAB 5.0 Credit(s) 30.0 Period(s) 0.0 Load Occ |
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Radiography
Practicum V |
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Reinforcement
and broadening of routine and advanced procedures, portable skills and
surgical procedures acquired in earlier practicum. Operation and maintenance
of radiographic equipment. Correct use of radiation protection devices.
Evaluation of radiographic images. Ethical and professional job-related
skills. Prerequisites: DMI214. |
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MCCCD
Official Course Competencies: |
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DMI224 2010
Spring – 2011 Fall |
Radiography Practicum V |
1. Operate
radiographic equipment operation and perform maintenance procedures. (I)
2. Utilize
proper patient care techniques. (II)
3. Utilize
radiation protection devices and procedures. (III)
4. Under
direct supervision, perform procedures in surgery and utilizing portable
equipment. (IV)
5. Under
appropriate supervision, perform cranium, spine, and advanced procedures. (IV)
6. Under
indirect supervision, perform radiographic procedures completed in prerequisite
courses. (IV)
7. Evaluate
radiographs and perform necessary modifications to produce high quality images.
(V)
8. Demonstrate
appropriate ethical, legal and professional job- related behavior. (VI)
9. Communicate
appropriately with patients, physicians, and other members of the health care
team. (VII)
10. Demonstrate
understanding and proper care for the culturally diverse patient. (VIII)
11. Demonstrate
critical thinking skills in the production of images and the care of patients.
(IX)
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MCCCD
Official Course Outline: |
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DMI224 2010
Spring – 2011 Fall |
Radiography Practicum V |
I. Equipment
A. Manipulation
B. Maintenance
C. Ancillary
Equipment Usage
II. Patient
Care
A. Rapport
B. Comfort
C. Safety
D. Professional
Behavior
E. Patient
Signs and Symptoms
F. IV
lines and Suction Devices
G. Monitoring
of Oxygen Devices
H. Asepsis
I. Standard
Precautions
J. Isolation
Techniques
III. Radiation
Protection
A. Collimation
B. Shielding
C. Gloves
and Aprons
D. Personnel
Monitoring
IV. Radiographic
Procedures
A. Chest
B. Upper
Extremity
C. Lower
extremity
D. Abdomen/Pelvic
Girdle
E. Thoracic/Shoulder
Girdle
F. Contrast
Procedures
G. Vertebral
Column
H. Cranium
and Facial Bones
I. Portable
Procedures
J. Surgical
Procedures
K. Advanced
Procedures
V. Radiographic
Evaluation
A. Exposure
Factors
B. Positioning
Factors
C. Anatomical
Markers
D. Collimation
E. Evidence
of Radiation Protection
F. Completeness
of Study
VI. Professional
Behavior
A. Professionalism
B. Ethical
Behavior
C. Scope
of Practice
D. Proper
Work Ethics
E. Legal
Responsibilities
VII. Communication Skills
A. Patient
B. Physicians
C. Health
Care Team
D. Written
Communication
E. Computer-based
Systems
1. Examination
requisitions
2. Billing
3. Supplies
VIII. Cultural Diversity
A. Values
and Beliefs
B. Understanding
of Cultural Differences
C. Effective
Communication
D. Meeting
Patient Needs
IX. Critical Thinking
Skills
A. Selection
of Exposure Factors
B. Application
of Positioning Concepts
C. Image
Evaluation
D. Pathology
Related Issues
E. Dealing
with Uncooperative Patient
F. Trauma
Related Issues
G. Corrective
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