30-Hours Professional Diploma in Radiography
Credit hours
3
An overview of medical imaging that covers radiation physics and safety, common radiographic procedures, patient positioning and the factors that affect image quality. Learners also study relevant anatomy and physiology, patient care and communication, imaging equipment, and the ethical and legal side of radiography. It provides background knowledge for those interested in imaging departments or considering further training in the field.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Radiography and Medical Imaging
- 02Radiation Physics and Safety
- 03Radiographic Procedures and Techniques
- 04Patient Positioning and Image Quality
- 05Anatomy and Physiology in Radiography
- 06Patient Care and Communication
- 07Radiography Equipment and Technology
- 08Ethical and Legal Considerations in Radiography
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