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Radiographic Exposure and QC-12
*12 Category A CE Credits

 
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*Caution: If you complete the 12 CE credit course you cannot take the 24 CE Credit course with the same title or if you complete the course for 24 CE credit course you cannot take the 12 CE Course.

This course provides current information about the important key points about the radiographic exposure process and quality control to include the following topics:

X-Rays and radiographic variables Object-image receptor distance
Recording the permanent image Distance ratios
Qualities of the radiographic image Beam-Part-Film alignment
Interactions of x-rays within the patient Geometric functions of positioning
Visibility Factors Motion
Kilovoltage-Peak Analyzing the radiographic image
Machine Phase and Rectification Simplifying and standardizing technique
Beam filtration Technique and proportional anatomy
Field size limitation Technique charts
Patient status and contrast agents Automatic and programmed exposure controls
Pathology and casts Minimizing patient dose
Scattered radiation and image fog Quality control
Grids Solving multiple technique problems
Intensifying screens Mobile radiography
Image receptor systems Special imaging techniques
Focal spot size Fluoroscopic image intensification
The anode bevel Digital imaging
Source to image receptor distance Computed radiography
Processing steps and chemistry Development variables
Automatic processors Film handling and duplication procedures
Sensitometry and darkroom quality control

The course includes a t textbook titled Practical Radiographic Imaging, 8th edition by Quinn B. Carroll, 2007: Charles C. Thomas; Springfield, Illinois and a posttest with 120 multiple-choice questions. This course applies to radiologic technologists (RTs) and limited radiographers.

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Course Approvals 12 CE Category A Approved Credits
Approved by ASRT for Category A continuing education credit, which meets ARRT renewal requirements. NMTCB, ARDMS and the states of California, Texas and Illinois also accept courses approved by ASRT for CE credit.

12 CE Kentucky approved
12 CE Iowa approved for general radiographers and *limited radiographers in chest, extremities, chest/extremities
12 CE Florida approved (technical content)
12 CE Allstate


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