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Official Course Description:
MCCCD Approval: 1-26-99 |
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DMI222
1999 Fall – 2009 Spring |
LEC |
1.0 Credit(s) |
1.0 Period(s) |
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Advanced
Radiologic Pathology |
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Terminology
related to the disease process. Explain general principles of disease.
Disease control measures to include education, asepsis, isolation,
communicability, and diet. Radiographic appearances of specific forms of
pathology. Symptoms, prognosis, and diagnosis of specific forms of pathology.
Prerequisites: Currently enrolled in
medical radiography program, or graduate radiologic technologist, or
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DMI222 1999
Fall – 2009 Spring |
Advanced Radiologic Pathology |
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Write an essay following specific essay instructions and
present a short oral presentation on specific topics involving radiographic
pathology. (I) |
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Define terms related to the disease process. (II) |
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Explain select disease principles. (III) |
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Explain specific measures of disease control including
education, asepsis, isolation, communicability, and diet. (IV) |
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Describe the pathophysiology
radiographic appearances of: congenital defects, traumatic injuries,
bacterial and viral infections, circulatory disorders, degenerative changes, neoplasms and poisons. (V-IX) |
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Describe the symptoms, prognosis, diagnosis and the
radiographic appearance of diseases involving the cardiovascular,
respiratory, digestive, biliary, urinary, and
skeletal systems. (IV) |
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DMI222 1999
Fall – 2009 Spring |
Advanced Radiologic Pathology |
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I. Essay and Oral
Presentation A. Typewritten essay B. Essay instructions C. Oral presentation
guidelines II. Terminology A. Pathology B. Disease C. Structural D. Functional E. Etiology F. Idiopathic G. Symptoms H. Asymptomatic I. Lesion J. Trauma K. Neoplasm L. Malignant M. Benign N. Abscess O. Acute injury P. Chronic injury Q. Atrophy R. Thrombus S. Embolism T. Prognosis III. General Principles of
Disease A. Disease process B. Disease classifications C. Effects of injury D. Fundamental tissues E. Growth disturbances F. Radiographic appearances
IV. Disease Control A. Education B. Asepsis C. Isolation D. Communicability E. Diet V. Skeletal System A. Anatomy and physiology
overview B. Imaging considerations C. Congenital/hereditary
diseases D. Inflammatory disease E. Dislocation/trauma F. Bone tumors VI. Respiratory System A. Anatomy and physiology
overview B. Imaging considerations C. Congenital/hereditary
disease D. Inflammatory disease E. Traumatic disease F. Neoplastic
disease VII. Digestive and Biliary System A. Anatomy and physiology
overview B. Imaging considerations C. Obstructive/inflammatory
disease D. Traumatic disease E. Neoplastic
disease VIII. Urinary System A. Anatomy and physiology
overview B. Imaging considerations C. Anomalies/abnormalities D. Neoplastic
disease IX. Cardiovascular System A. Anatomy and physiology
overview B. Imaging considerations C. Congenital/hereditary
disease D.
Inflammatory/degenerative disease E. Aneurysm |
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