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Apr 25, 2024
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RAD 1903 - Radiation Protection & Biology 3 Credits
This course provides information on radiation protection, basic interaction of radiation and matter and the biologic effects of ionizing radiation. Dose limits for human exposure to radiation and implementation of patient and personnel radiation protection practices are included.
Prerequisite: RAD 1002 - Radiographic Phlebotomy, RAD 1704 - Radiographic Procedures II, RAD 1802 - Radiographic Exposure, RAD 1512 - Clinical Education II
Corequisite: RAD 1802 - Radiographic Exposure, RAD 1704 - Radiographic Procedures II, RAD 1512 - Clinical Education II, RAD 1002 - Radiographic Phlebotomy
Course Level Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
1. Apply basic principles of radiation protection and safety to patients and personnel. (PLO 4, 8)
2. Describe interactions with matter. (PLO 4)
3. Classify radiation quantities and units. (PLO 4)
4. Examine cell biology and how it relates to the effects of radiation in the human body. (PLO 4, 8)
5. Examine dose limits and their importance for occupationally exposed individuals. (PLO 4, 8)
6. Differentiate appropriate radiation protection practices used in selected patient situations (PLO 4, 8)
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