RAD 2100 - CT Fundamentals

Credits: 3
Lecture: 40
Lab: 0

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles and clinical practices of Computed Tomography (CT). Students will gain foundational knowledge of CT technology, including equipment operations, image acquisition, and safety protocols. Key topics include protocols for imaging the head, neck, body, and extremities, along with an emphasis on cross-sectional anatomy and pathology relevant to CT procedures. The course will also cover contrast media applications and patient care considerations in CT imaging. This is an entry level course that will build the foundation for CT applications. Students will be prepared to start gaining competencies in performing standard CT exams, fostering a seamless transition into advanced clinical practice. This course includes 40 hours of lecture and 140 hours of clinical.

Prerequisite(s): Unencumbered ARRT Certification
Corequisite(s): None