LSC Faculty/Staff Directory
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Thank you Danielle for being part of our first Launch North Healthcare Exploration Event! Moving those portable x-ray machines around was a big hit!
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Thank you Danielle for being part of our first Launch North Healthcare Exploration Event! Moving those portable x-ray machines around was a big hit!
Danielle's courses at LSC
Subject
Course Number
Title/Description
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1453
Radiographic Procedures I This course reviews the architectural plan of the body with emphasis on the structure and function of the skeleton. The student will learn the basics of positioning to obtain radiographs of the chest, thoracic cage, abdomen and upper extremities includin
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1455
Concepts of Image Production I Explore the creation and physical properties of x-radiation along with the specialized equipment that produces this form of electromagnetic radiation. This course is the first in a three-part series and serves as an introduction to x-ray equipment and th
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1463
Radiographic Procedures II A continuation of RADT1453 and a study of the anatomy and positioning of the lower extremities, hip, pelvis, spine and contrast studies of the GI and GU systems. (Prerequisites: RADT1453 concurrent with RADT1568) (3 hrs lec/2 hrs lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1538
LXMO Clinical Radiography Students receive an orientation to the radiographic equipment, supplies, and office procedures. Emphasis is placed on patient care, patient transport, and protocol in a medical imaging department and clinic facilities. Students observe and actively partic
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1558
Clinical Radiography I This course runs concurrent with RADT1559. To acquaint the student with a hospital or clinic environment through supervised participation of theories presented in the classroom. . Emphasis on patient environment through supervised participation of theorie
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1559
Clinical Radiography Theory This course runs concurrent to Clinical Radiography. It is a structured film critique/review of the chest and abdomen. (Prerequisites: Entry into the Radiologic Technology program. Current Mantoux and current CPR certification.) (1 hr lec/0 hrs lab/0 hrs
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1560
Concepts of Image Production II This is the second component of the three-part Image Production series. This course requires an integration of all exposure and technical factors previously learned while focusing on the structure, function and operation of imaging equipment. Discussion
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1568
Clinical Radiography II This course provides the student with the opportunity to operate more independently in all areas of basic radiography. Competency testing begins as well as weekend, surgical, and evening clinical experience. Clinical objectives, specific to each rotation,
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1569
Clinical Radiography Theory II This course runs concurrent with RADT1568. It is a structured film critique/review of the upper extremity and shoulder girdle. (Prerequisites: RADT1558 and RADT1559) (0 hrs lec/1 hr lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1578
Clinical Radiography III A continuation of Clinical Radiography II, this course provides the student with the opportunity to operate more independently in all areas of general radiography. Competency testing continues as well as weekend and evening clinical rotations. (Prerequis
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 1579
Clinical Radiography Theory III This course runs concurrent with RADT1578. It is a structured film critique/review of the lower extremities and pelvic girdle. (Prerequisites: RADT1558, RADT 1559, RADT1568 and RADT1569) (0 hrs lec/1 hr lab/0 hrs OJT)
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2555
Concepts of Image Production III This is the third and final component of the Image Production series. This course is designed as a comprehensive analysis of factors affecting image quality by integration of all exposure and technical factors previously learned. Students will compare/con
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2558
Clinical Radiography IV This course provides the students with the opportunity to operate more independently in all areas of basic radiography. Competency testing continues as well as weekend and evening clinical assignments. Exposure is given to specialized modalities in medi
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2559
Clinical Radiography Theory IV A companion to Clinical Radiography V, this course provides the student with the opportunity to operate more independently in all areas of general radiography. Competency testing continues as well as weekend and evening clinical rotations. Exposure is giv
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2568
Clinical Radiography V This course provides the students with the opportunity to operate more independently in all areas of basic radiography. Competency testing continues as well as weekend and evening clinical assignments. Exposure is given to specialized modalities in medi
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2569
Clinical Radiography Theory V A companion to Clinical Radiography VI. It is a structured Image critique/review of all body systems with concentration on contrast studies to include GI, Urinary, and Biliary system. (Prerequisites: RADT1568) (0 lec hours/1 lab hour/0 hours OJT)
Subject: RADT
Course Number: 2578
Clinical Radiography VI This term the student has opportunity to complete and correlate all clinical and didactic experiences to a high degree of efficiency and proficiency. The student shall work independently with indirect supervision in all areas of proven competent. Direct s
