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Just a SAMPLE Of The Topics Covered In Individual PRESENTATIONS in PowerPoint - and PDF Combined From:

Academic Counseling 1 2

Accrediation and Credentialing 4 1

Healthcare Professions 2 1

Hospital Organization 3 1

Hx of Radiology 1 5

Intro_To_Competency_1.4

Intro_to_RadioGraphic_Equip_5 11

METC Radiography Program 1 1

Metc Student Lab Brief.ppt

Radiology Department Organization 3 2

Study Techniques 1 3

7_4_1_tomo

7_5_2.screens

7_5_4.auto

7_5_6.digital

7.1.1.fixed_equip

7.1.2.beam limit

7.1.3.AEC

7.2.1.mobile equip

7.2.2.c-arm

7.3.1.fluoro

7.3.2.Digital Fluoro Acquisition

7.5.1_film

7.5.3_latent

7.5.5_darkroom

7.5.7.PACS

6_8_1_Pelvis_Hip_(2).ppt

6.1.1.HandWrist[1]

6.1.2.Pos-Hand[2]

6.2.1.ForearmElbow[1]

6.2.2.Pos-FA-Elbow[1]

6.3.1.HumerusShoulder[1]

6.3.2.Pos-H-Shoulder[1]

6.4.1.ClavScap.ppt

6.4.2.Pos-ClavScap.ppt

6.5.1.FootAnkle.ppt

6.5.2_Pos-_FootAnkle.ppt

6.6.1_TibFibKnee

6.6.2_Pos-_tib_fib_knee.ppt

6.7.1_Femur

6.7.2_Pos-_Femur.ppt

6.8.2_Pos-_PelvisHip.ppt

11.1.1_History_of_Radiation_Protection

11.1.2_Dosimetric_Devices_and_Units_of_Measure

11.2.1_Radiographer_Responsibilities

11.2.2_Patient_Protection

11.2.3_Personnel_Protection

11.3.1_Dosimetry_Program

11.3.2_Agencies_and_Regulations

8.1.1.Cranial

8.1.1.Pos-Cranium[1]

8.2.1 Pos-Facial

8.2.1.Facial

8.3.1 Pos-Cervical

8.3.1. Cervical

8.4.1.Pos-Thoracic.ppt

8.4.1.Thoracic

8.5.1.Lumbar

8.5.1.Pos-Lumbar

8.6.1.Pos-Sacrum_Coccyx[1]

8.6.1.Sacrum_Coccyx

8.7.1.SkeletalSurvey

9.1.1.Thorax

9.1.2.Pos-Thorax.ppt

9.2.1.Abdomen.ppt

9.2.2.Pos-Abdomen.ppt

14.1.1.Myelography_final

14.2.1.Venography_final

14.2.2_Arteriography_final

15.1.1_Pharmaceuticals

15.1.2 Contrast Agents Corrected

15.1.3_IV_Drug_Therapy

15.2.1_Arthrography

15.3.1_Sonography

15.3.2_MRI

15.3.3_Nuclear_Medicine

15.3.4_Mammography

15.3.5_Radiation_Therapy

15.3.6_Interventional_Radiology

17.1.1_Infection_Control

17.2.1_Patient_Education_Communication

17.2.2_Human_Diversity

17.2.3_Age_Specific_Competencies

17.2.4_Patient_Assessment

17.2.5_Patient_Movement_and_Transfer