RADT 1032 - Anatomy and Positioning II

1. Radiography of the Biliary System
2. Radiography of the Large Intestine
3. Anatomy and Radiographic Positioning of the Thoracic Spine Anatomy and Radiographic Positioning of the Lumbosacral Spine
4. Anatomy of the Digestive System Anatomy of the Biliary System Fluoroscopic Imaging
5. Anatomy of the Occipital / Sphenoid / Temporal Bones Anatomy of the Facial Skeleton
6. Anatomy of the Vertebral Column Anatomy and Radiographic Positioning of the Cervical Spine Special Radiographic Projections of the Cervical Spine
7. Contrast Media Composition / Administration / Risk Factors
8. General Radiography of the Skull Routine Projections of the Skull Special Radiographic Projections of the Skull
9. General Skull Anatomy: Sutures / Skull Morphology / Skull Topography Anatomy of the Frontal / Ethmoid / Parietal Cranial Bones
10. Radiographic Positioning of the Facial bones / Paranasal Sinuses
11. Radiographic Positioning of the Mandible
12. Radiography of the Esophagus Radiography of the Stomach / Small Intestine
13. Special Radiographic Projections of the Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Anatomy and Radiographic Positioning of the Sacrum / Coccyx / Sacro-iliac Joints

1. identify anatomical structures of the vertebral column on radiographs.
2. perform phantom images of the skull and facial bones using proper radiation safety practices according to ALARA standards.
3. identify anatomical structures of the skull and facial bones on radiographs.
4. describe the basic composition of various contrast media and their administration.
5. describe the signs of a contrast media reaction and the emergency protocol to perform.
6. describe various contrast procedures performed using fluoroscopic and tomographic equipment.
7. identify anatomical structures of the digestive, biliary, and urinary systems on radiographs.
8. identify anatomical structures on specialized contrast procedures to include myelogram, hysterosalpingogram (HSG) and arthrogram.
9. perform phantom images of the abdominal organs/digestive/urinary systems using proper radiation safety practices according to ALARA standards.
10. simulate the routine positions performed of the vertebral column in the laboratory setting.
11. perform phantom images of the vertebral column using proper radiation safety practices according to ALARA standards.
12. describe skull topographical landmarks used in radiographic positioning of the skull.
13. simulate the routine positions performed of the skull and facial bones in the laboratory setting.
14. define interventional angiography and describe specific examples of vascular and non-vascular interventional procedures.
15. describe specific vascular procedures performed using the Seldinger technique.
16. describe the fundamental principles of angiography.
17. explain the technical components and equipment utilized in angiography.
18. identify the anatomical structures of the cardiovascular system.

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