RADT 2810 - Directed Practice

Credits: 4

Description: Clinical application of the knowledge and skills necessary to produce routine, special radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures. The purpose and use of contrast agents, positive and negative are presented including types, dosages and routes of administration. The general purpose and unique features resulting from special radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures are also presented. A minimum of 300 contact hours and completed competencies. Prerequisites: RADT 1830 and permission of the instructor. Grade S/U. Extra fee.

Prerequisite(s): RADT 1830 and permission of the instructor.