RADT 284 MRI Clinical Practicum II
In this course, students will expand previously acquired MRI procedures and patient care skills with emphasis on critical thinking, pathology-specific MRI procedures, MRI angiography, 3D MRI, Perfusion Imaging, and Diffusion Imaging techniques. Students will continue to perform and document MRI procedures competencies to fulfill the minimum number of clinical procedures to establish eligibility for the ARRT certification examination. At the end of this course, if a student is unable to gather the minimum requirement of MR competencies, he/she will retake this course as a requirement for the certification from HCC and to establish eligibility for the ARRT certification examination.
Prerequisite
RADT 283 with a grade of C or higher
Hours Weekly
18 clinical hours weekly
Course Objectives
- 1. Produce diagnostic quality MRI images and critique their images.
- 2. Exhibit critical thinking skills to perform pathology specific MRI procedures.
- 3. Perform special MRI procedures such as MRI angiography, functional MR imaging, and perform post processing to enhance MR images’ diagnostic quality.
- 4. Identify common pathology on MR images
Course Objectives
- 1. Produce diagnostic quality MRI images and critique their images.
- 2. Exhibit critical thinking skills to perform pathology specific MRI procedures.
- 3. Perform special MRI procedures such as MRI angiography, functional MR imaging, and perform post processing to enhance MR images’ diagnostic quality.
- 4. Identify common pathology on MR images