Introduction to Radiography MD0064

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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION LESSON 1 Section I. PRE X-RAY DISCOVERIES 1-1. INTRODUCTION 1-2. WILLIAM GILBERT (1600's) 1-3. OTTO VAN GUERICKE (1646) 1-4. CHARLES DU FAY (1733) 1-5. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1750) 1-6. ALESSANDRO VOLTA (1775) 1-7. MICHAEL FARADAY (1831-1833) 1-8. SIR WILLIAM CROOKES (1877) 1-9. WILLIAM HITTORF (1880) 1-10. PHILLIPPE LENARD (1893) Section II. THE DISCOVERY OF X-RAYS 1-11. WILHELM ROENTGEN (1895) 1-12. A NEW PHOTOGRAPHY 1-13. PUBLIC OPINION AND REACTIONS 1-14. EARLY APPLICATIONS EXERCISES SOLUTION LESSON 2 Section I. RADIOLOGICAL IMAGING 2-1. INTRODUCTION 2-2. RADIOLOGIC IMAGING 2-3. RADIOGRAPHY 2-4. RADIATION THERAPY 2-5. NUCLEAR MEDICINE 2-6. DIAGNOSTIC MEDICAL SONOGRAPY (ULTRASOUND) 2-7. COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY Section II. COMPONENTS OF THE HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEM 2-8. INTRODUCTION 2-9. THE AUDIOLOGY DEPARTMENT 2-10. THE MEDICAL RECORDS DEPARTMENT 2-11. MEDICAL LABORATORY DEPARTMENT 2-12. PHYSICIANS AND THEIR AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION 2-13. PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS 2-14. NURSES 2-15. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS 2-16. PHARMACISTS 2-17. RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS 2-18. SOCIAL SERVICES 2-19. SPEECH PATHOLOGISTS 2-20. BIOMEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS EXERCISES SOLUTION LESSON 3 Section I. MILITARY HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS 3-1. INTRODUCTION 3-2. THE TROOP MEDICAL CLINIC 3-3. THE EMERGENCY ROOM 3-4. THE ARMY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 3-5. THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY 3-6. THE MEDICAL CENTER Section II. ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITY WITHIN THEHEALTH CARE FACILITY 3-7. THE HOSPITAL EXISTS FOR THE PATIENT 3-8. THE HOSPITAL STAFF 3-9. HOSPITAL DEPARTMENTS 3-10. INEXTRICABLE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS ACROSS DEPARTMENTS 3-11. THE CHAIN OF COMMAND EXERCISES SOLUTION LESSON 4 RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION 4-1. INTRODUCTION 4-2. THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE CHIEF RADIOLOGIST ANDNON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER IN CHARGE 4-3. THE ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 4-4. THE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE EXERCISES SOLUTION LESSON 5 ACCREDITATION AND CREDENTIALING 5-1. INTRODUCTION 5-2. THE CERTIFICATION PROCESS 5-3. THE ACCREDITATION PROCESS 5-4. LICENSURE 5-5. THE COMMITTEE ON ALLIED HEALTH EDUCATION AND ACCREDITATION OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 5-6. THE JOINT REVIEW COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION IN RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY 5-7. THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 5-8. The American College of Radiology 5-9. THE AMERICAN REGISTRY OF RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGISTS 5-10. THE AMERICAN REGISTRY OF CLINICAL RADIOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGISTS 5-11. STATE CREDENTIALING 5-12. The Consumer-Patient Radiation Health and Safety Act of 1981 EXERCISES SOLUTION LESSON 6 Section I. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN MILITARYAND CIVILIAN ENVIRONMENTS 6-1. INTRODUCTION 6-2. SHORT-TERM CIVILIAN TRAINING ENTRY LEVEL AND BEYOND 6-3. LONG-TERM TRAINING (CIVILIAN ENVIRONMENT) 6-4. CAREER PROGRESSION IN A MILITARY ENVIRONMENT Section II. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 6-5. PROFESSIONALS WORKING AND GROWING TOGETHER 6-6. THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGISTS 6-7.THE AMERICAN REGISTRY OF RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGISTS 6-8. THE AMERICAN REGISTRY OF CLINICAL RADIOGRAPHYTECHNOLOGISTS 6-9. THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY EXERCISES SOLUTION APPENDIX GLOSSARY OF TERMS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z