B.Sc Radiography & Imaging Technology
| Qualification: | Class 12th with Science Group |
| Number of seats: | 20 |
| Course Duration: | 3 Years + 1 Year of Internship |
| Course Fee: | 85,000 |
| Stipend | 10000 in 4th year |
| Location: | Tamilnadu | Hyderabad | Bangalore | Madurai | Delhi | Kolkata | Trivandrum |
| Attendance requirement: | 90% |
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Coordinator, Education Department
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Introduction
This is a 3-year undergraduate paramedical course with 1-year internship for students interested in medical field. Active participation of students in performing X-ray, CT, MRI, OPG, DEXA, CBCT scanning protocols. After completing the course, students can get placed in different jobs at private and government hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic labs.
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Responsibilities
- Elaborate History taking and inform the patient about the procedure.
- Follow the checklist and protocols for all scanning procedures under the guidance of radiologists.
- Maintenance of logbook.
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Syllabus
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Basic Competencies
- Patient Care
- Medical Knowledge
- Interpersonal & Communication Skills
- Professionalism
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Recommended list of Text books & Journals
FIRST YEAR
PAPER I
- Anatomy and Physiology for Radiographers- C.A. Werrick
- Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy – Jamie Weir et all (Mosby-Elsevier)
- An Atlas of Normal Radiographic Anatomy – Richard and Alwin.
- Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses
- Comprehensive Radiographic Pathology. Ronald L. Eisenberg, NancyM. Johnson
- Surface and Radiological Anatomy – Hamilton et al (Heffer)
- An Atlas of normal radiographic Anatomy – Ross and Wilson.
PAPER II
- Physics for Radiography – Hay and Hughs
- Ball and mores essential physics radiographers, IV edition, Blackwell publishing.
- Basic Medical Radiation physics – Stanton.
- Christensen’s Physics of Diagnostic Radiology – Christensen.
PAPER III
- X-Ray Equipment Maintenance and Repairs Workbook for Radiographers and Radiological Technologists Produced by the WHO Dept. of Essential Health Technology Series. Ian R. McClelland, Publisher- WHO, 2004.
- Quality Assurance Workbook for Radiographers & Radiologic Technologists, Peter J. Lloyd, Nonserial Publication, WHO.
SECOND YEAR
PAPER I
- Notes on Radiological Emergencies – Ansell and Churchill
- Care of patient in diagnostic Radiography – Chesney & Chesney.
- First Aid – Haugher and Gardner.
- Practical Nursing and First Aid – Ross and Wilson.
PAPER II
- Clark’s Handbook for Radiographers – Charles Sloane, Ken Holmes & Craig Anderson, Hodder Educations, UK
- Diagnostic Radiography – A concise practical Manual – Glenda J. Bryan (4th edn), Churchill Livingstone.
PAPER III
- Text book of radiology for residents & technicians – 4th edition,
- Satish K. Bhargave Radiological patient care – Jensen Chesney.
- Atlas of dental and maxillofacial radiological imaging – Brownie
THIRD YEAR
PAPER I
- Step by Step CT; Step by Step MRI and MRI made Easy for beginners – Govind B. Chavhan – Jaypee brothers and Medical Publishers (p) Ltd, New Delhi CT & MRI protocol – Satish K. Bhargava, CBS publishers.
- Text Book of Radiology for Residents & Technicians – 4th Edition – Satish K. Bhargava CBS publishers & Distributor (p) ltd.
PAPER II
- Concepts in Medical Radiographic Imaging – Marianne Tortoice
- Radiographic Imaging – Derrick
- Processing and Quality Control – William
PAPER III
- Radiologic science for technologist – 9th edition (2008) Stewart Carlyle Bushong, Mosby Elsevier, UK.
- Text Book of Radiological Safety – K. Thaylan (2010) Jaypee Brothers and medical Publishers, New Delhi.
- Quality Control in Diagnostic Imaging J.E.Gray