20 courses with the subject RAD, 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.
In this course students will learn concepts of patient care. The fundamental principles of radiography and the radiographer's role in the healthcare system will also be discussed.
This is an introductory radiography course which includes fundamentals such as patient positioning, equipment manipulation, terminology and radiographic image review. Students will also be introduced to the requirements of the profession.
This clinical course is designed to reinforce the fundamentals of performing radiographic procedures. In addition, contrast agents used to enhance anatomical structures will be introduced.
This clinical course is designed to reinforce the fundamentals of performing radiographic procedures. In addition, contrast agents used to enhance anatomical structures will be introduced. Students who register for RAD 104 must also register for a RAD 104 lab. For example, if you register for RAD 104 you must, at the same time, register for a section of RAD 104L.
This clinical course is designed to introduce the student to the fundamentals of radiographic positioning. Basic terminology and radiographic examinations will be emphasized. Students who register for RAD 122 must also register for a RAD 122 clinical. For example, if you register for RAD 122 you must, at the same time, register for a section of RAD 122C.
This clinical course is designed to introduce the student to the fundamentals of radiographic positioning. Basic terminology and radiographic examinations will be emphasized.
This course is a continued study of radiographic procedures to include appendicular skeleton, axial skeleton, and digestive system anatomy and positioning.
This course will cover basic radiation physics and the radiographic imaging system. The image production process will also be introduced.
Instruction on the image production process is continued. Establish knowledge of image components and quality. Discuss digital imaging and the principles of radiation protection.
In this course the student studies gross anatomical structures viewed in sagittal, axial and coronal planes utilizing CT scan, MRI and line drawing images. The basic structures and functions of major organ systems are described along with common pathologies of each organ system.
This course is a study of radiographic anatomy, procedures and equipment manipulation. Trauma, surgical and portable radiography will be presented. Radiographic ethics, pediatrics, and geriatrics will be discussed.
This clinical course will allow students to gain proficiency in performing radiologic procedures. Imaging modifications when performing non-routine procedures will be emphasized.
This course emphasizes specialized positioning and more advanced imaging procedures. Imaging contrast and pharmacology will be discussed.
This clinical course is designed to allow students to gain proficiency when performing fundamental radiographic procedures. Imaging modifications when performing a non-routine examination and/or contrast administration will be emphasized. Students who register for RAD 222 must also register for a RAD 222 clinical. For example, if you register for RAD 222 you must, at the same time, register for a section of RAD 222C.
This clinical course is designed to allow students to gain proficiency when performing fundamental radiographic procedures. Imaging modifications when performing a non-routine examination and/or contrast administration will be emphasized.
This course is the study of radiographic pathology and image analysis. Intravenous pyelograms and barium enema procedures will also be presented. In addition, radiographic procedural and science content is reviewed to prepare the student for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT) registry examination.
This course is designed for the student to gain proficiency in the imaging examinations taught throughout the radiography curriculum. Image critique and radiographic pathology will be emphasized.
This course is designed for the student to gain proficiency in the imaging examinations taught throughout the radiography curriculum. Image critique and radiographic pathology will be emphasized. Students who register for RAD 224 must also register for a RAD 224 lab. For example, if you register for RAD 224 you must, at the same time, register for a section of RAD 224L.
Continuation of digital imaging and factors affecting image quality. Introduction to specialized radiographic imaging and equipment. Quality control and quality assurance in radiography are presented.
This course includes an overview of cell biology and the damage electromagnetic radiation causes to the cell. In addition, early and late radiation effects on the organ systems are presented.
Source: Saint Joseph's University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
