Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist (LMRT) w/ MA Skills Certificate Program

Master Student/Study Skills/HIPAA/OSHA/Overview of A&P

MS120

Students will become familiar with basic study skills and learning skills to include learning styles, goal setting, memorization techniques, reading comprehension, note taking, test taking, critical thinking, effective communication, diversity, and technology Students will learn about the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). This course will identify rights for individuals and the processes that health care providers must implement to support individual rights. Students must demonstrate knowledge of the rules for the use and disclosure of information. Overview of anatomy and physiology. Prerequisite: None

Lecture	32	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	32	hr.
Credits	2

Introduction to Radiologic Science/Ethics and Law/Radiographic Terminology

LRA110

Students will have an introduction to atomic structure. Understand basic electromagnetism and sine wave components. The student will learn the history of radiation and key people involved in the early days. Introduction to the Inverse Square Law. Basic tube construction will be covered. Students will learn the ARRT Code of Ethics and how it applies to today’s workplace. Students will learn terminology associated with the Radiology field. Students will have an understanding of medical terminology, abbreviations and symbols of the body systems. Prerequisite: None

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Math & Calculations

RMC110

Content imparts knowledge to the students for performing functions with fractions and decimals. Students will learn to solve problems involving fractions (proper and improper), ratios and proportions. Students will learn basic algebraic formulas. Introduction to Inverse Square Law, Density Maintenance Formula and the 15% rule will be covered. Prerequisite: None Prerequisite: None

Lecture	24	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	24	hr.
Credits	1.5

Radiographic Image Production and Exposure

LRA211

Students will explain production of x-rays in the tube (Bremsstrahlung vs. Characteristic), distinguish between density and contrast and the factors that control them. They will understand the fundamentals of photon interactions with matter. The will define total filtration (inherent and added) and its effect on the primary beam, compare factors in technique, (mA, time, kVp, and distance) and their related effects on density and contrast. Apply conversion factors for changes with distance, grids, and image receptors. They will learn the Density Maintenance formula and the 15% rule Prerequisite: None

Lecture	56	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	3.5

Patient Care in Radiographic Science

LRA212

Students will learn interpersonal communications. Content will cover informed consent, patient bill of rights, advanced directives, and discussion of legal doctrines. Professional ethics of the medical profession will be explored. Proper patient assistance and monitoring will be discussed. Prerequisite: None

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

A & P, Pathology and Medical Terminology of the Chest, Bony Thorax and Abdomen

LRA213A

The student will learn anatomy and physiology of the chest, bony thorax, and abdomen, along with structures associated with these regions. Medical terminology specific to this anatomical area will be discussed as well as provide a knowledge base necessary to define pathologic conditions. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Positioning an Image Analysis of the Chest Bony Thorax and Abdomen Lab

LRA214A

This course will teach the student how to correctly position the anatomy of the chest, bony thorax, abdomen in order to produce quality diagnostic radiographic images. The course will also analyze the images for radiographic and diagnostic quality. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	56	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	1.5

Biological Effects of Radiation

LRA215

Students will become familiar with SI units of radiation based on NCRP Report #160. Cell radiosentivity will be taught. Radiation effects on people such as somatic, genetic will be understood. We will explore acute radiation syndrome and embryonic and fetal risk. Radiation dose limits will be explored. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	36	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	36	hr.
Credits	2

Radiation Protection

LRA216

Content presents an overview of the principles of radiation protection, including the responsibility of the radiographer for patients, personnel and the general public Radiation health and safety requirements of federal and state regulatory agencies, accreditation agencies and health care organizations are incorporated. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	36	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	36	hr.
Credits	2

A & P, Pathology and Medical Terminology of the Upper Extremities and Shoulder Girdle

LRA217

The student will learn anatomy and physiology of the upper extremities and shoulder girdle, along with structures associated with these regions. Medical terminology specific to this anatomical area will be discussed as well as provide a knowledge base necessary to define pathologic conditions. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Positioning and Image Analysis of the Upper Extremities and Shoulder Girdle Lab

LRA218

This course will teach the student how to correctly position the anatomy of the upper extremities and shoulder girdle in order to produce quality diagnostic radiographic images. The course will also analyze the images for radiographic and diagnostic quality Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	56	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	1.5

A & P, Pathology and Medical Terminology of the Lower Extremities/Pelvis

LRA219

The student will learn anatomy and physiology of the lower extremities, along with structures associated with these regions. Medical terminology specific to this anatomical area will be discussed as well as provide a knowledge base necessary to define pathologic conditions. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Positioning and Image Analysis of the Lower Extremities/Pelvis Lab

LRA220

This course will teach the student how to correctly position the anatomy of the lower extremities in order to produce quality diagnostic radiographic images. The course will also analyze the images for radiographic and diagnostic quality. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	56	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	1.5

Digital Imaging

LRA221

Content imparts an understanding of the components, principles and operation of digital imaging systems found in diagnostic radiology. Factors that impact image acquisition, display, archiving and retrieval are discussed. Principles of digital system quality assurance and maintenance are presented. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	30	hr.
Laboratory	14	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2

Imaging Equipment

LRA222

Students will be introduced to the ionization of matter and its various interactions. Identify the units of radiation as well as explain the electromagnetic spectrum and its makeup. They will learn and explain the radiographic tube construction, the x-ray table, circuitry, generators and their purposes. The will have a basic knowledge of Electricity. They will understand the factors that affect and control the recorded image. Students will learn how differences in IR’s and grids interact with x-rays. Explain the basic construction of grids and their effect on density and contrast. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	36	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	36	hr.
Credits	2

A & P, Pathology and Medical Terminology of the Vertebral Column

LRA223

The student will learn anatomy and physiology of the vertebral column and structures associated with these regions. Medical terminology specific to this anatomical area will be discussed, as well as provide a knowledge base necessary to define pathologic conditions. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Positioning and Image Analysis of the Vertebral Column Lab

LRA224

This course will teach the student how to correctly position the anatomy of the vertebral column and sacrum and coccyx in order to produce quality diagnostic radiographic images. This course will also teach the student how to analyze the images for radiographic and diagnostic quality. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	56	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	1.5

A & P, Pathology and Medical Terminology of the Skull and Facial Bones

LRA225

The student will learn anatomy and physiology of the skull and facial bones, along with structures associated with these regions. Medical terminology specific to this anatomical area will be discussed as well as provide a knowledge base necessary to define pathologic conditions. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	44	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	44	hr.
Credits	2.5

Radiographic Positioning and Image Analysis of the Skull and Facial Bones Lab

LRA226A

This course will teach the student how to correctly position the anatomy of the skull and facial bones in order to produce quality diagnostic radiographic images. The course will also analyze the images for radiographic and diagnostic quality. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	56	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	56	hr.
Credits	1.5

Customer Service and Professionalism and Career Preparation

CSP201

This course will teach the student about professionalism, including work-place behaviors that result in positive business relationships. Students will learn goal-setting, stress-management, time-management, professional dress, etiquette, diversity in the work place relationships, excellent customer service, communication at work, conflict management, job search skills, building resumes, and interview techniques. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	30	hr.
Laboratory	18	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	48	hr.
Credits	2.5

Medical Assisting Skills

MAS210A

Students will learn basic patient care skills, phlebotomy, medication administration, basic pharmacology, vital signs, triage, and labs. CPR certification. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	45	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	45	hr.
Credits	1.5

Certification Review

CR320

This course provides students the opportunity to review for the Texas Limited Examination in Medical Radiologic Technology so they may procure a permanent Texas LMRT license. This is done using review materials as well as utilizing practice exams in all areas of the test. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue, III-XI

Lecture	60	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	0	hr.
Total Hours	60	hr.
Credits	4

LMRT Externship

LREX1

This course provides placement of the student in a clinical setting in which the student will have the opportunity to gain hands on experience as a clinical LMRT. Students will utilize the knowledge and demonstrate skills learned in the classroom and laboratory Prerequisite: Completion of all Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist classes, current on financial obligations to the school, and recommendation of the instructor and externship coordinator. Prerequisite: Modules Orange, Blue, III-XI

Lecture	0	hr.
Laboratory	0	hr.
Externship	500	hr.
Total Hours	500	hr.
Credits	11

Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist with Medical Assisting Skills Certificate Program

Classes Start October 2nd

Our Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist with Medical Assisting Skills Program in Texas is designed to help you learn how to perform X-rays, which are images of the body’s interior, and train in medical assisting—all in one program.

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