13 courses with the subject ULT, 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.
ULT 400Ultrasound Physics3
Exploration of physical principles essential to diagnostic medical sonography. Topics include theoretical and practical concepts of ultrasound and Doppler instrumentation, with an emphasis on sound waves, ultrasound transducers, imaging systems, image optimization, artifacts, Doppler and hemodynamic principles, bioeffects, and quality assurance. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of vascular sonography principles with a focus on cardiovascular hemodynamics, abdominal vasculature, and the cerebrovascular system. Topics include anatomy, physiology, pathology, examination techniques, the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disorders, correlative imaging, and quality assurance. Three hours lecture per week.
Continuation of Vascular Technology I with a focus on the peripheral venous and arterial systems. Topics include anatomy, physiology, pathology, duplex and physiologic examination techniques, and the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disorders. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisite:
Study and application of cardiac sonography principles and techniques with a focus on adult echocardiography. Topics to include anatomy, hemodynamics and physiology, valve assessment, pathology, clinical symptoms, examination techniques, and sonographic appearance. Three hours lecture per week.
Continuation of Echocardiography I. Topics to include evaluation of cardiac pathologies and congenital defects, sonographic appearance, clinical indications, correlative imaging and specialized echocardiography applications. Three hours lecture per week. Prerequisite: ULT 405 Adult Echocardiography I.
Study and application of cardiac sonography principles and techniques with a focus on fetal echocardiography. Topics include cardiac embryology, fetal circulation, anatomy and physiology, congenital and acquired pathology, hemodynamics, sonographic appearance, and examination techniques. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of diagnostic medical sonography with a focus on abdominal and retroperitoneal structures. Topics include anatomy, physiology, pathology, examination techniques, clinical symptoms, risk factors, and sonographic appearances. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of diagnostic medical sonography with a focus on soft tissues, superficial structures of the neck, male reproductive organs, the GI tract, and other abdominal extended applications. Topics include anatomy, physiology, pathology, examination techniques, clinical symptoms, risk factors, and sonographic appearances. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of pediatric sonography with a focus on neonatal head, neonatal spine, pediatric hip and pediatric bowel. Topics to include anatomy, physiology, pathology, congenital variants, clinical symptoms, sonographic appearances and examination techniques. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of pediatric sonography with a focus on abdominal organs and structures, genitourinary systems, thyroid, neck, and chest. Topics to include anatomy, physiology, pathology, congenital variants, clinical symptoms, sonographic appearances and examination techniques.
Study and application of breast sonography. Topics to include anatomy, physiology, pathology, clinical assessment, correlative imaging, scanning techniques, emerging technologies, interventional procedures, and treatment options. Three hours lecture per week.
Study and application of musculoskeletal sonography, with a focus on the connective tissues, muscles, and nerves of the upper extremity. Topics include an overview of musculoskeletal ultrasound as well as the anatomy, physiology, scanning techniques, and pathology of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand. Three hours lecture per week.
Continuation of Musculoskeletal Sonography I, with a focus on the connective tissues, muscles, and nerves of the lower extremity. Topics include the anatomy, physiology, scanning techniques, and pathology of the hip, groin, pelvis, knee, ankle, foot, abdominal wall, and chest wall. Ultrasound- guided interventional procedures will also be covered. Three hours of lecture per week. Prerequisite: ULT 430 Musculoskeletal Sonography I
