Either Semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A systems approach to the anatomy and physiology of the human body.  Anatomy of the thoracic and abdominal cavities, cytology, integumantry and skeletal systems.  Appendicular and axial skeletons, gastrointestinal and urinary systems.

Either Semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Anatomy and Physiology for the Radiologic Technologist I.   Respiratory, lymphatic, circulatory, reproductive, endocrine, nervous and muscular systems.

Either Semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Principles of physics, fundamental concepts of the structure of matter, production and use of electrostatics, electromagnetism, electrodynamics and principles of radiation.  Structure of the x-ray tube and linear accelerator is introduced. 

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Medical physics related to diagnostic imaging and equipment.  Radiation and radiation units, measurement, exposure limits and protection.  X-ray production, intensity, filtration, interactions and focal spots and image quality.  Processing, sensitometry and mammography.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Medical Radiation Physics and Quality Assurance I.  Fluoroscopy, angiography, digital fluoroscopy, computers and computer applications and digital radiography.  CT, MRI and ultrasound. 

Either Semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Principles of radiation protection and safety.  Concepts and principles of radiation biology including requirements for regulatory, accreditation and health care organizations.  Theories and principles of tolerance dose, time-dose relationships, fractionation schemes and the relationship to the clinical practice. 

Summer Session.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Nature and physical aspects of generation and interaction of radiation used in therapeutic radiology.  Conceptual framework for the physics of diagnostic radiology will be presented.

Summer session. Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Dose and treatment time calculations for linear accelerators, superficial/orthovoltage and Co-60 treatment units.  Application of isodose chart, central axis depth dose curves and beam profiles.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Treatment Planning I.  Treatment planning optimizations and the application of beam modifiers.  Contouring and the use of single and multiple beam therapies.

Summer session. Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Elements and their basic components, different categories of atoms and factors involved in nuclear stability.  Various types of radioactivity and methods for production of artificial radioactive sources.   Dose determination and radiation detection for brachytherapy sources.

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Theory and technology of digital computers, digital imaging modalities and their application in radiation therapy. 

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Introduction to fundamentals of exposure factor selection and imaging parameters. Radiographic imaging, radiographic film, cassettes/screens and imaging systems.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Principles of Radiographic Imaging I. X-ray tube, X-ray circuitry, X-ray production, image quality factors, I.I Tube and Fluoroscope.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Principles of Radiographic Imaging I and II. Radiographic grid, automatic exposure control, collimation and filtration, film sensitometry, the automatic processor and tomography.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Theory and principles governing and influencing the production and recording of radiographic images.  Focus on radiation oncology imaging equipment and related devices. 

Summer session.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Theory and operation of a treatment console.  Patient documentation, monitoring and safety, radiation protection, verification and quality control. 

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Basic patient care procedures, including caring for the physical and emotional needs of the patient and family.  Routine patient care procedures, communication, safety, legal, ethical, and professional issues.

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Patient Care for Radiologic Technologists I.  Emergency patient care procedures, surgical asepsis, pharmacology and radiographic contrast media.

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 The study of disease processes and their radiographic appearance.  Discussion of etiology, symptoms, complications, prognosis, treatments and diagnostic imaging methods.  Pathologic conditions and their effects on the anatomy and function of body will be demonstrated with use of radiographs.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Foundations in radiation therapy and the role of the radiation therapist.  Introduction to radiation therapy education and professional responsibilities of the radiation therapist.  Management of neoplastic disease. 

Summer session.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 General principles of pathology.  Emphasis on factors relating to and providing basis for tumor pathology and normal tissue repair.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Epidemiology, etiology, anatomy, patterns of spread, clinical presentation, detection and diagnosis, histopathology and disease classification related to various disease sites.  Role of surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and the multimodality treatment approach.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Clinical Radiation Oncology I. 

Either semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Preparation to accurately position patients for diagnostic radiologic procedures to include preparation of equipment and contrast media.  Abdominal, chest, upper GI, large intestine, distal extremities.

Either semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Radiographic Procedures I.   Urinary tract, upper GI, small intestine, spine, shoulder girdle, pelvis and proximal extremities.

Summer Session.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Radiographic Procedures I and II.  Lower GI track, spine, spinal cord and myelography, skull and nasal sinuses.   Lymphatic and vascular system imaging. 

Either semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Radiographic Procedures I, II and III.  TMJ and selected bones and foramen of the skull, non-routine extremity views, sacrum, coccyx, thorax, venipuncture, and imaging of the female reproductive system.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Introduction to radiation therapy equipment and its use in clinical practice.  Professional issues and the management of patients with cancer will be addressed. 

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Principles and Practice of Radiation Therapy I.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Principles and Practice of Radiation Therapy I and II.  Current treatment modalities for cancer in specific sites including its pattern of spread and radiation oncology treatment regimes.  Topographical and radiological anatomy.

Either semester.  Three credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Principles and Practice of Radiation Therapy III. 

Either semester. Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Theory and application of the quality management program as related to professional standards of care and accreditation, certification, licensure and service delivery.

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Supervised clinical experience in general radiography, fluoroscopy, cystoscopy, emergency room and portable radiography. 

Either semester.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Clinical Radiography I with exposure in different radiology departments. 

Summer Session.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Clinical Radiography I and II with addition of specialized rotations in pediatrics, out-patient fluoroscopy, portable examinations in the operating room and trauma radiography evenings in the emergency room.

Either semester.  Five credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Clinical Radiography I , II and III with rotations in different radiology departments with experience in general fluoroscopy, emergency room, operating room, mammography and interventional radiology. 

Either semester.  Five credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 A continuation of Clinical Radiography I - IV with addition of rotations in MRI, long-term care and private radiology office.

Summer Session.  Six credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

A continuation of Clinical Radiography I - V with rotations in fluoroscopy, emergency room, operating room, CT, MRI, mammography, US, cardiac, nuclear medicine, long-term care, private radiology and the orthopedic office. 

Either semester.  One credit.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Supervised clinical experience with therapeutic applications.  Experience in a variety of technical methods and procedures in the management of patients undergoing radiation therapy.

Either semester.  One credit.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

Continuation of Radiation Therapy Clinical Internship I. 

Summer Session.  Five credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Continuation of Radiation Therapy Clinical Internship I and II. 

Either semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

Continuation of Radiation Therapy Clinical Internship I - III.  Includes dosimetry.

Either semester.  Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Continuation of Radiation Therapy Clinical Internship IV. 

Summer Session.  Nine credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Continuation of Radiation Therapy Clinical Internship IV and V.  Under supervision, student assumes full therapist responsibilities.

Summer Session.  Two credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

 Independent research paper and presentation on current topics in radiology.  ARRT examination review and test preparation.

Summer session. Four credits.  Hours by arrangement.  Open only to students in Allied Health. 

Capstone experience researching and presenting new innovations in the field of radiation therapy. Examination and evaluation of the management of neoplastic disease and promotion of critical thinking.  Preparation for certification examination. 

Either semester and summer session. Credits and hours by arrangement. Open only with consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit. 

Investigation of special topics in health sciences that are related to basic core interdisciplinary areas.

Either semester. Credits and hours by arrangement: not to exceed four credits. Open only with consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit. 

This course is designed primarily for students who wish to extend their knowledge in some specialized subject in the field of health sciences.