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LX1010 - Apparatus & Accessories

This course is also available through Online Learning

The student will develop a comprehensive knowledge of the production of x-radiation that will be useful for medical purposes, including the use of the x-ray tube, its components, and characteristics that will allow the proper control of the x-ray beam.  The student will have a basic knowledge of the electrical circuits that are essential for the production of the type of x-radiation that will result in high quality radiographic imaging. The effective use of grids and collimators to reduce patient dose and improve image quality will be covered while  gaining knowledge of methods employed to facilitate heat dissipation during the production of x-radiation, as well as practical skills employed to conserve tube life. Finally, the student will be able to identify signs of tube failure.


This course is offered in the following programs:
X-Ray Skills for Medical Laboratory Technologists  | 

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