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1. Learn the brief details of all common and new radiological examinations regarding mechanism, indications, contraindications, limitations, advantages, and disadvantages.
2. Reading and identifying normal anatomical structures on plain radiographs. Students should have sufficient knowledge to diagnose common radiographic findings.
3. Identify normal and abnormal findings through contrast studies. They should be able to diagnose common problems that appear in contrast studies and radiological examinations.
4. Using radiological examinations to solve common patient problems through an evidence-based approach.
5. Be familiar with the optimal use of ultrasound, CT scans, and MRI in the body in terms of diagnosing disease processes.
1. Identifying the normal appearance of the human body and its functions in various medical imaging techniques.
2. Recognizing disease manifestations in various medical imaging techniques.
3. Prioritize patient safety when ordering medical imaging scans.
4. Integrating data obtained from medical imaging technologies with medical information from reliable sources to make evidence-based diagnostic decisions.
5. Show consideration for behavioral, social, and cultural contexts for effective communication with patients and colleagues.
6. Demonstrate the ability to use information and communication technologies (ICT) for evidence-based learning and practice in medical imaging.
7. Demonstrate the ability to build an effective, ethical, and professional relationship with the healthcare team.
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