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Perform radiologic procedures of the skull, facial bones, and sinuses
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you demonstrate pre-procedure requirements
you perform all procedural steps in a logical order
you position the patient correctly
you employ appropriate exposure parameters
you follow safety procedures
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure to pediatric, geriatric, cultural factors, and condition of patient
you explain post-procedure requirements
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Identify radiographically significant anatomy of the skull, facial bones, and sinuses
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you locate and identify pertinent anatomy
you explain relationship and orientation to other anatomical structures
you identify normal and abnormal presentation
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Evaluate radiographic skull, facial bones, and sinus image quality
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you determine if image shows accurate positioning
you determine if image reflects overall diagnostic quality
you determine if image includes pertinent anatomy
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Perform radiologic procedures on the spine
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you demonstrate pre-procedure requirements
you perform all procedural steps in a logical order
you position the patient correctly
you employ appropriate exposure parameters
you follow safety procedures
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure to pediatric, geriatric, cultural factors, and condition of patient
you explain post-procedure requirements
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Identify radiographically significant spinal anatomy
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you locate and identify pertinent anatomy
you explain relationship and orientation to other anatomical structures
you identify normal and abnormal presentation
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Evaluate radiographic spinal image quality
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you determine if image shows accurate positioning
you determine if image reflects overall diagnostic quality
you determine if image includes pertinent anatomy
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Perform radiologic procedures of the gastrointestinal system
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you demonstrate pre-procedure requirements
you perform all procedural steps in a logical order
you position the patient correctly
you employ appropriate exposure parameters
you follow safety procedures
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure to pediatric, geriatric, cultural factors, and condition of patient
you explain post-procedure requirements
you identify appropriate contrast agents, indications, contraindications, and implications for use.
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Identify radiographically significant gastrointestinal anatomy
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you locate and identify pertinent anatomy
you explain relationship and orientation to other anatomical structures
you identify normal and abnormal presentation
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Evaluate radiographic gastrointestinal image quality
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you determine if image shows accurate positioning
you determine if image reflects overall diagnostic quality
you determine if image includes pertinent anatomy
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Perform radiologic procedures on the urological system
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you demonstrate pre-procedure requirements
you perform all procedural steps in a logical order
you position the patient correctly
you employ appropriate exposure parameters
you follow safety procedures
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure to pediatric, geriatric, cultural factors, and condition of patient
you explain post-procedure requirements
you identify appropriate contrast agents, indications, contraindications, and implications for use.
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Identify radiographically significant urological anatomy
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you locate and identify pertinent anatomy
you explain relationship and orientation to other anatomical structures
you identify normal and abnormal presentation
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Evaluate radiographic urological image quality
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you determine if image shows accurate positioning
you determine if image reflects overall diagnostic quality
you determine if image includes pertinent anatomy
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Explain various contrast procedures including arthrography, myelography, hysterosalpingography
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you identify supplies needed
you explain how to position the patient correctly
you identify appropriate exposure parameters
you identify safety procedures
you explain the process
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure for age and condition of patient
you explain pre and post procedure requirements
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Perform radiologic procedures on the bony thorax
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct field of view and/or image receptor
you demonstrate pre-procedure requirements
you perform all procedural steps in a logical order
you position the patient correctly
you employ appropriate exposure parameters
you follow safety procedures
your explanation presents sound reasoning as you describe the decisions you make throughout the process
you adapt to non-routine situations
you adapt procedure to pediatric, geriatric, cultural factors, and condition of patient
you explain post-procedure requirements
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Identify radiographically significant bony thorax anatomy
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you locate and identify pertinent anatomy
you explain relationship and orientation to other anatomical structures
you identify normal and abnormal presentation
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Evaluate radiographic bony thorax image quality
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you determine if image shows accurate positioning
you determine if image reflects overall diagnostic quality
you determine if image includes pertinent anatomy
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Describe mobile radiographic and fluoroscopic imaging procedures
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you describe the use of mobile imaging equipment
you describe limitations of mobile imaging
you outline the steps in mobile imaging procedures
you describe safety measures
you describe operative imaging procedures
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Demonstrate venipuncture
Assessment Strategies
Oral, written, graphic and/or skill assessment
Criteria
you select the correct equipment and supplies
you perform all critical steps in the right order
you wear personal protective equipment
you follow safety procedures
you verbalize the process as you perform it