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Knowledge to Review: Study the fundamental principles of radiation protection, ionizing radiation, radiation dose, biological effects, and occupational exposure safety. Review time, distance, and shielding, the ALARA principle, radiation monitoring, personal protective equipment, and methods of reducing unnecessary radiation exposure. Study radiation safety considerations for patients, healthcare workers, pregnant patients, and children.
Technical Skills to Review: Understand appropriate radiation protection procedures, recognize unnecessary exposure risks, and review the use of shielding and personal dosimeters. Study practical situations involving radiation dose reduction, correct exposure selection, equipment safety checks, and compliance with applicable radiation protection requirements. Recognize situations requiring additional radiation safety precautions or referral to an authorized professional.
Knowledge to Review: Review conventional radiography, X-ray production, image formation, radiographic equipment, exposure factors, and radiographic positioning principles. Study kVp, mAs, image contrast, spatial resolution, image noise, radiographic density, and common causes of image quality problems. Review routine radiographic examinations of the chest, abdomen, spine, skull, and upper and lower extremities.
Technical Skills to Review: Recognize correct patient positioning and centering principles for common radiographic examinations. Understand the relationship between exposure factors and image quality, identify common positioning errors, and recognize imaging artifacts. Review patient preparation, equipment positioning, anatomical landmark identification, and safe performance of routine radiographic procedures within the authorized scope of practice.
Knowledge to Review: Study computed tomography principles, CT image acquisition, cross-sectional anatomy, image reconstruction, and basic CT equipment components. Review slice thickness, pitch, image resolution, CT attenuation, Hounsfield units, contrast enhancement, and common CT artifacts. Study basic CT examination principles involving the head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and musculoskeletal system.
Technical Skills to Review: Understand patient positioning for CT examinations, basic scanning parameters, and CT dose optimization. Recognize common CT image artifacts, identify major anatomical structures on cross-sectional images, and review contrast-related safety precautions. Study patient preparation, relevant screening procedures, equipment operation concepts, and recognition of imaging or patient safety concerns.
Knowledge to Review: Review magnetic resonance imaging principles, magnetic fields, radiofrequency pulses, image formation, and common MRI sequences. Study T1-weighted and T2-weighted images, image contrast, basic MRI anatomy, and common imaging artifacts. Review MRI safety, ferromagnetic objects, implanted medical devices, radiofrequency heating, and contrast-related considerations.
Technical Skills to Review: Recognize basic MRI image characteristics and common sequence differences. Understand patient screening for MRI contraindications, the importance of identifying implants and metallic objects, and safe patient preparation. Review MRI positioning principles, recognition of common artifacts, equipment safety awareness, and appropriate responses to potential MRI hazards.
Knowledge to Review: Study the principles of ultrasound, sound wave propagation, transducer operation, reflection, attenuation, and image formation. Review ultrasound frequency, acoustic impedance, resolution, Doppler principles, and common ultrasound artifacts. Study basic applications of ultrasonography in abdominal, pelvic, vascular, and soft tissue examinations, along with ultrasound safety.
Technical Skills to Review: Understand the purpose of different ultrasound transducers, basic patient preparation, and the relationship between frequency and image penetration. Recognize common ultrasound artifacts and basic image orientation principles. Review safe equipment handling, patient positioning, and basic image acquisition concepts relevant to the technician's assigned duties.
Knowledge to Review: Review the basic principles of nuclear medicine, radioactive decay, radiopharmaceuticals, gamma cameras, and functional imaging. Study common nuclear medicine imaging concepts, including planar imaging, SPECT, and PET. Review radiation safety, radioactive contamination, radiopharmaceutical handling principles, and the difference between functional and anatomical imaging.
Technical Skills to Review: Recognize basic nuclear medicine equipment and imaging methods. Understand radioactive material safety, contamination prevention, and patient preparation concepts. Review safe patient positioning, imaging workflow awareness, radiation protection procedures, and recognition of situations requiring specialist involvement. Focus on safety and imaging principles without assuming authorization to independently administer radiopharmaceuticals.
Knowledge to Review: Study the fundamental principles of angiographic imaging, vascular anatomy, contrast-based visualization of blood vessels, and imaging equipment used in angiography. Review digital subtraction angiography, contrast media, vascular access concepts, and radiation protection during angiographic procedures. Study the importance of aseptic techniques, patient monitoring, and recognition of procedure-related complications.
Technical Skills to Review: Recognize major vascular structures and basic angiographic imaging methods. Understand patient preparation, equipment setup concepts, contrast safety precautions, and radiation dose reduction. Review technical support during angiographic procedures, safe equipment handling, and identification of possible contrast reactions or patient safety concerns.
Knowledge to Review: Review fluoroscopic imaging, real-time X-ray visualization, image intensifiers, flat-panel detectors, and principles of continuous and pulsed imaging. Study common fluoroscopic applications, contrast examinations, radiation exposure, image quality, and dose-reduction techniques. Review patient preparation, equipment operation, and infection prevention during imaging procedures.
Technical Skills to Review: Understand the safe operation of fluoroscopic imaging systems within assigned responsibilities. Recognize appropriate radiation protection practices, patient positioning considerations, and the importance of limiting unnecessary fluoroscopy time. Review equipment preparation, image acquisition support, contrast safety awareness, and recognition of procedural complications.
Knowledge to Review: Study human anatomy relevant to diagnostic imaging, including the skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, urinary, and nervous systems. Review anatomical terminology, body planes, directional terms, surface landmarks, and normal organ positions. Study the appearance of major anatomical structures in plain radiography and cross-sectional imaging.
Technical Skills to Review: Identify major bones, joints, organs, and anatomical landmarks used in radiographic positioning. Understand anatomical planes, body orientation, and the relationship between patient positioning and the structures demonstrated. Review recognition of normal anatomical structures on common radiographic, CT, and MRI images.
Knowledge to Review: Study patient identification, infection prevention, safe patient handling, fall prevention, contrast-related precautions, and general safety principles in diagnostic imaging. Review patient communication, medical history screening, pregnancy-related precautions, emergency response awareness, and safe operation of imaging equipment. Study the prevention of avoidable patient harm during radiological procedures.
Technical Skills to Review: Recognize unsafe imaging situations, identify patients requiring additional precautions, and understand safe transfer and positioning techniques. Review infection-control procedures, patient verification, contrast reaction awareness, and identification of equipment-related hazards. Understand the importance of promptly reporting safety concerns and following established clinical escalation procedures.
Knowledge to Review: Review professional behavior, patient confidentiality, informed consent, patient autonomy, accurate documentation, and ethical conduct in medical imaging. Study patient dignity, privacy, cultural sensitivity, professional boundaries, and the importance of following healthcare policies and regulations. Review the professional responsibilities of radiography technicians within a multidisciplinary imaging team.
Technical Skills to Review: Apply ethical principles to patient care scenarios, recognize privacy concerns, and understand the importance of appropriate patient communication. Review situations involving informed consent, patient refusal, confidential medical information, and professional accountability. Understand the responsibility to work within the authorized professional scope, follow clinical instructions, and maintain accurate records.
