Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary-Wake County Extension Center · Courses
DMS
17 courses with the subject DMS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
DMS 105Ultrasound Physics and Instrumentation I2
2 lecture, 0 lab, 2 total contact hours Instructs sonography students in the principles of ultrasound physics and instrumentation. Examines continuous and pulsed sound, sound wave intensities, interaction of sound and media, sound propagation, transducer basics, anatomy of a sound wave, and basic display modalities. Investigates axial, lateral, and temporal resolution. Typically offered: Fall
2 lecture, 0 lab, 2 total contact hours Continues to instruct sonography students in the principles of ultrasound physics. Examines probe types, system instrumentation, displays, storage, signal processing, harmonics, and enhancement agents. Covers hemodynamics, Doppler principles, image artifact, bioeffects and quality assurance. Typically offered: Spring
2 lecture, 2 total contact hours Discusses the role of a sonographer and the sonography profession. Examines the different sonography speciality areas and related sonographic exams. Explores the ultrasound cross-sectional anatomy of the abdomen, pelvis, chest and neck. Maps the circulation of the cerebral vascular system. Introduces the normal and abnormal cerebrovascular ultrasound. Investigates cerebrovascular disease and trains the student to interpret cerebrovascular ultras Typically offered: Fall
2 lecture, 0 lab, 2 total contact hours Builds on the theoretical foundations covered in DMS 107 (Sonography Theory I). Explores the ultrasound cross-sectional vascular anatomy of the extremities. Maps the circulation from the trunk to the periphery. Introduces the normal and abnormal peripheral arterial and venous sonogram. Investigates peripheral vascular disease. Trains the student to interpret peripheral arterial and venous sonographic studies. Typically offered: Spring
0 lecture, 2 lab, 2 total contact hours Provides laboratory practice in the basics of ultrasound imaging. Introduces professional expectations of the student sonographer. Covers proper procedure and body mechanics for an ultrasound exam. Orients the student to imaging body habitus. Instructs on the operation of ultrasound equipment. Trains the student to perform diagnostic carotid sonograms. Pass/fail grade. Typically offered: Fall
0 lecture, 2 lab, 2 total contact hours Provides laboratory practice in peripheral vascular ultrasound imaging. Trains the student to perform diagnostic peripheral arterial and venous sonographic examinations. Non-imaging physiological peripheral arterial examination techniques are also covered. Expands upon the professional expectations of the student sonographer. Pass/fail grade. Typically offered: Spring
0 lecture, 2 lab, 2 total contact hours Provides additional laboratory practice in common vascular exams. This course is not required for graduation. Pass/fall grade. Typically offered: Summer
DMS 201Introduction to the Medical Sonography Clinical2.5
2 lecture, 1 lab, 3 total contact hours Prepares the student for their role as a medical sonographer in the hospital setting. Covers relevant policies, procedures, and considerations for working in the hospital, caring for patients, and completing sonograms in the clinical environment. Grooms the student for entrance into the sonography profession. Includes simulated and observational hospital clinical experiences. Typically offered: Fall
DMS 204Abdominal and Small Parts Sonography Theory I4
4 lecture, 4 total contact hours Explores the ultrasound cross-sectional anatomy of the major structures and organs of the abdomen. Maps the related abdominal circulation. Introduces the normal and abnormal ultrasound of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and urinary system. Investigates pathologies of these same structures. Trains the student to interpret these pathologies on ultrasound. Typically offered: Fall
DMS 205Obstetrical and Gynecological Sonography Theory I3
3 lecture, 0 lab, 3 total contact hours Explores the ultrasound cross-sectional anatomy of the female pelvis. Maps the related pelvic circulation. Introduces the normal and abnormal ultrasound of the uterus, ovaries, adnexa, neonatal and pediatric pelvis, and the first trimester pregnancy. Investigates pathologies of these same structures. Trains the student to interpret these pathologies on ultrasound. Introduces the role of ultrasound in evaluating female infertility. Typically offered: Fall
0 lecture, 4 lab, 4 total contact hours Provides supervised laboratory instruction and practice in abdominal and gynecologic ultrasound imaging. Trains the student to perform an ultrasound of the aorta, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, urinary system, non-cardiac chest, and female pelvis. Reinforces the professional expectations of the student sonographer. Pass/fail grade. Typically offered: Fall
0 lecture, 25 lab, 25 total contact hours Provides the student with practical clinical experience performing abdominal, small parts, vascular, obstetrical and gynecological ultrasounds in a hospital or other clinical setting. Orients the student to that hospital environment and the specific policies and procedures for completing sonograms in that medical setting. Allows the student to perform these ultrasounds on patients under the close supervision of clinical staff. Provides an opport Typically offered: Spring
DMS 201 , DMS 204 , DMS 205 and DMS 206 with grades of C or better.
DMS 208Abdominal and Small Parts Sonography Theory II4
4 lecture, 4 total contact hours Continues to explore the ultrasound cross-sectional anatomy of the abdomen and of specific small parts. Introduces the normal and abnormal ultrasound of the thyroid, scrotum, pediatric abdomen, gastrointestinal tract, abdominal walls and cavities, liver and urinary circulation, breast, neonatal spine and brain, and some specific musculoskeletal structures. Investigates pathologies of these same structures. Trains the student to interpret these p Typically offered: Spring
0 lecture, 4 lab, 4 total contact hours Continues supervised laboratory instruction and practice in abdominal, gynecologic and vascular ultrasound, expanding into more advanced or targeted ultrasound imaging. Trains the student to perform liver and kidney doppler as well as thyroid, breast, scrotal, transvaginal, obstetric and common musculoskeletal sonographic examinations. Reinforces the professional expectations of the student sonographer. Pass/fail grade. Typically offered: Spring
DMS 210Obstetrical and Gynecological Sonography Theory II3
3 lecture, 3 total contact hours Builds on the theoretical foundations covered in DMS 205 . Explores the ultrasound cross-sectional anatomy of the second and third trimesters. Maps fetal embryology. Introduces the normal and abnormal ultrasound of the first, second and thrid trimester pregnancy. Investigates pathologies of the pregnant uterus and the developing fetus. Trains the student to interpret these pathologies on ultrasound. Introduces 3D and 4D sonographic evaluations o Corerquisite: DMS 208 and DMS 209 . Typically offered: Spring
0 lecture, 25 lab, 25 total contact hours Continues the student's practical clinical experience performing abdominal, small parts, vascular, obstetrical and gynecological ultrasounds in a hospital or other clinical setting. Allows the student to perform thsese ultrasounds on patients under the close supervision of clinical staff. Continues to provide an opportunity for students to develop and demonstrate the knowledge base, clinical skills and professional skills required of an entry-le Typically offered: Summer
DMS 207 with a grade of C or better. (NOTE: The prerequisite is being waived for Fall 2020.)
DMS 260Advanced Sonography Seminar1
1 lecture, 1 total contact hours Introduces new or advanced topics in sonography. Explores the evolution and provides necessary background in terms of related anatomy, hemodynamics, physics and pathology. Presents related ultrasound case studies and trains in the interpretation of the ultrasound examination. Covers implications to the performance of the sonographic procedure including protocols, modalities and specific assessment techniques. Enhances the skill of the sonographe
