State Technical College of Missouri
MRT 105 Patient Care and Education. This course introduces students to concepts in patient care. Considerations for physical and psychological needs of patients and family members are discussed. Other topics include technologist-patient communication, safety in patient transport, vital signs, immobilization techniques, care of patient medical equipment, infection control, drug administration, and administration of contrast media. 2 credit hours.
MRT 110 Radiation Protection. This course teaches students how to make informed decisions on how to protect patients and themselves from unnecessary ionizing radiation while achieving diagnostic information. 2 credit hours.
MRT 120 Medical Terminology I. This course provides fundamental instruction regarding the understanding and usage of medical terms to include pronunciations, word roots, clinical descriptions, abbreviations, and definitions in the radiologic technology field. The medical vocabulary learned in this course assists the radiologic technologist in communicating with physicians, co-workers, and patients. 3 credit hours.
MRT 125 Medical Terminology II. This course provides advanced instruction regarding the understanding and usage of medical terms to include pronunciations, word roots, clinical descriptions, abbreviations, and definitions in the radiologic technology field. The medical vocabulary learned in this course assists the radiologic technologist in communicating with physicians, co-workers, and patients. Prerequisite: MRT 120 with a grade of “C” or better. 3 credit hours.
MRT 130 Radiographic Procedures with Lab I. This course teaches the proper steps in the completion of radiographic examinations. Radiographic anatomy, radiation protection, image evaluation, and patient care skills are learned and reinforced. Chest, abdomen, and extremity examinations are the focus of this course. 4 credit hours.
MRT 140 Clinical Education I. This course provides students with their first opportunity for direct patient care. Students practice the fundamental skills and knowledge learned in the classroom to date at a clinical education work site supervised by a licensed radiologic technologist. Students have the opportunity to provide hands-on patient care by correctly positioning patients, manipulating diagnostic imaging equipment, and producing quality radiographs and images. Students also develop professional behaviors related to the role of the radiologic technologist. Corequisite: MRT 130 with a grade of “B” or better. 2 credit hours.
MRT 150 Radiation Exposures with Lab I. This course introduces the fundamentals of radiographic image quality. Both conventional and digital imaging concepts will be introduced. Factors affecting image quality and the control of scatter radiation will be discussed in depth. Grid construction will be analyzed. Geometric subject factors affecting image quality will be discussed in detail. The use of computers in medical imaging will be introduced, as well as computed radiography (CR) and digital radiography (DR) imaging concepts. 2 credit hours.
MRT 155 Radiation Exposures with Lab II. This course expands upon the fundamentals of radiographic image quality taught in Radiation Exposures with Lab I. Digital imaging technique and digital display are examined in depth. Artifacts that affect image quality are also discussed in depth. Quality assurance and quality control concepts are also studied. Prerequisite: MRT 150 with a grade of “C” or better. 2 credit hours.
MRT 160 Radiographic Procedures with Lab II. This course teaches the proper steps in the completion of radiographic examinations. Radiographic anatomy, radiation protection, image evaluation, and patient care skills are learned and reinforced. Spinal and lower extremity examinations are the focus of this course. Prerequisite: MRT 130 with a grade of “B” or better. 4 credit hours.
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