Murdoch University: Units

Radiography: Principles and Positioning (CHI421)
Points:	4
Enrolment Options:	Murdoch: T3-internal [see Teaching Periods and Census Dates]
Description:	Expands on principles discussed in year 2 relating to image production for the most common types of imaging modalities and the essential knowledge and skills needed for producing high quality diagnostic radiographs. Covers principles of radiation biology, regulations and practices relating to safety and patient protection; addresses management of in-house radiographic facilities. Practical laboratories focus on radiographic positioning for all anatomical regions relevant to chiropractic practice. Utilise equipment in preparation for application within the University's chiropractic clinic.
Contact time:	Lectures/workshops: 4 hours per week; laboratories/practicals: 4 hours per week.
Prerequisites:	Completion of the BSc Chiropractic or permission from the Academic Chair.
Used in these Courses:	Chiropractic (BChiro, BSc)

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Handbook 2010

Unit: Radiography: Principles and Positioning

Radiography: Principles and Positioning (CHI421)