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• Patient positioning for radiological examination and determination of exposure factors.
• Achieve optimal radiologic procedures consistent with dose reduction for patients.
• Understand and apply radiation protection principles for the patient, self, and others.
• Recognize the radiological appearance of common diseases affecting the skeletal system, chest, and abdomen.
Knowledge and understanding:
• Definition of medical terms used in radiological positions of the chest, abdomen, and upper and lower extremities.
• Understanding the effect of scattered radiation on film and how to minimize its effects.
Skills:
• Explain medical imaging procedures independently and recommend technical adjustments to ensure diagnostic quality.
• Description of radiological anatomy and the routine steps for performing radiological examinations of different body parts and the positions that produce diagnostic images.
Values:
• Evaluate exposure factors to achieve optimal radiological procedures that align with minimizing patient dose.
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