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DIRECT – Breast Cancer Imaging: Local Perspectives & Problematic Types 29.5 hours
This radiology textbook course with online final illustrates the best practices for all facets of breast cancer imaging. Contributing authors from a wide range of subspecialties provide well-rounded guidance to meet the needs of today's multidisciplinary work environment. The textbook relies on a case-based approach.
This course reviews multiple types of breast cancer. You will learn about the evaluation of breast cancers and the staging process used for breast cancer. Imaging options used to survey for recurrent diseases are also covered.
Learning Objectives:
Chapter 1: Detection of Breast Cancer: Screening of Asymptomatic Patients
Chapter 2: Evaluation of the Symptomatic Patient: Diagnostic Breast Imaging
Chapter 3: Local Staging: Imaging Options and Core Biopsy Strategies
Chapter 4: Unusual and Problematic Types of Breast Cancers: DCIS, Intracystic Papillary Carcinoma, Benign-appearing Breast Cancers, ILC, Inflammatory Breast Cancer, and Breast Cancer in Implant Patients
Chapter 5: Locally Advanced Breast Cancer (LABC) and Neoadjuvant
Chapter 6: Imaging Surveillance for Locally Recurrent Disease
Chapter 7: Breast Cancer Mimics
At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to:
o Describe the screening of the asymptomatic patient with breast cancer.
o Recognize processes that mimic breast cancer.
o Describe the evaluation of the symptomatic patient with breast cancer.
o Summarize the imaging surveillance for locally recurrent disease.
o Recognize the imaging options for the local staging process.
o Discuss the use of neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
o Discuss the unusual and problematic types of breast cancer.
There are 120 questions in the final exam - 75% passing rate.
DIRECT – Breast Cancer Imaging: Metastases & Considerations 19.0 hours
This radiology textbook course with online final illustrates the best practices for all facets of breast cancer imaging. Contributing authors from a wide range of subspecialties provide well-rounded guidance to meet the needs of today's multidisciplinary work environment. The textbook relies on a case-based approach.
This course reviews several areas which breast cancer metastasizes to and the imaging options for each of these areas of metastases. Also included are the treatment options for breast metastatic cancers and the assessments of treatment efficacy.
Learning Objectives:
o Explain the effects of radiation therapy.
o Discuss the procedures to identify bone metastases.
o Discuss the process of evaluating the efficacy of the breast cancer treatment.
o Recognize the imaging process for liver metastases.
o Describe the progression of thoracic metastases.
o Discuss the occurrence of breast cancer metastases to the neural axis.
Exam questions are pulled from the following chapters:
Chapter 8: Identifying Bone Metastases
Chapter 9: Liver Metastases
Chapter 10: Metastases, Mimics, and Treatment Effect
Chapter 11: Breast Cancer Metastases to the Neural Axis
Chapter 12: Multisystem Metastases and Assessment of Treatment Efficacy
Chapter 13: Radiation Therapy Effects and Consideration
Accident & Emergency Radiology & Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology
Approvals: ASRT
Credit Hours: 24
Course Description:
Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology is a practical review of the common diseases encountered in daily practice. Review of major body systems with focus on anatomical structures, imaging considerations and radiographic findings.
Accident & Emergency Radiology focuses on common injuries and abnormalities that are frequently overlooked or misinterpreted as the student learns how to examine and accurately interpret x-rays. Each chapter focuses on the basic radiographs required, important anatomy, normal variants, a system for inspecting suggested views, types of injury, and ends with a summary of key points.
Course textbook for radiology continuing education
Comprehensive Radiographic Pathology (4th Ed.), Eisenberg & Johnson AND Accident & Emergency Radiology: A Survival Guide (2nd Ed.), Raby, Berman & de Lacey.
Approvals: ASRT
Credit Hours: 8
Course Description:
The course focuses on common injuries and abnormalities that are frequently overlooked or misinterpreted as the student learns how to examine and accurately interpret x-rays. Each chapter focuses on the basic radiographs required, important anatomy, normal variants, a system for inspecting suggested views, types of injury, and ends with a summary of key points. Part of radiology continuing educationcurriculum
Course textbook:
Accident & Emergency Radiology: A Survival Guide (2nd Ed.), Raby, Berman & de Lacey.
Anatomy In Sectional Images I&2 14 hours
Anatomy In Sectional Images I. (Book & Online Exam) This course provides the radiographer with a thorough practical approach to mastering the fundamentals of cross-sectional anatomy using scanograms, computed tomography images, magnetic resonance images followed with correlating live drawings. The emphasis is on identifying anatomy through images in different body and segmental planes which may prove useful in obtaining optimal images of the anatomy of interest. Part I focuses on the chest, abdomen, male and female pelvis. Designed to maximize the learning experience. Experience radiology continuing education with Online SchoolRoom. Text included: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy by Michael E. Madden, PhD, RT(R), (CT), MR)
Anatomy In Sectional Images I 7 hours
Anatomy in Sectional Images I
Approvals: ASRT
Credit Hours: 7
Course Description:
This course provides the radiographer with a thorough practical approach to mastering the fundamentals of cross-sectional anatomy using scanograms, computed tomography images, magnetic resonance images followed with correlating live drawings. The emphasis is on identifying anatomy through images in different body and segmental planes which may prove useful in obtaining optimal images of the anatomy of interest. Part I focuses on the chest, abdomen, male and female pelvis.
Course textbook included in radiology continuing education course.
Introduction to Sectional Anatomy (2nd Ed.), Michael E. Madden, PhD,
Anatomy In Sectional Images II 7 hours
Radiology continuing education popular course - Anatomy in Sectional Images II - (Book & Online Exam) Developing a strong understanding of anatomy in cross-section is essential for a successful career in radiographic imaging. This new comprehensive text introduces the clinical significance of sectional images and how they relate to effective diagnosis and treatment. Emphasizes the physical relationships of the structures presented in three ways - anatomical scanograms, patient scans with computed tomography images and magnetic resonance images followed with correlating line drawings. Part II focuses on head, neck, spine, and joints. Gain a solid foundation with this up-to-date text. Text included: Introduction to Sectional Anatomy by Michael E. Madden PhD, RT(R), (CT), (MR)
Breast Imaging 10 hours
Breast Imaging - (Book & Online Exam) The Mammographer will review principles of mammographic imaging; methods used to produce quality mammograms; breast diseases and images of mammographic pathology. Included are over 400 radiographic images of common breast lesions, a practical guide to use at work. Text included: Breast Imaging Companion by Gilda Cardenosa, MD. Another popular radiology continuing education class.
Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology 16 hours
Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology (Book & Online Exam) This home study course is a practical review of the common diseases encountered in daily practice. Review of major body systems with focus on anatomical structures, imaging considerations and radiographic findings. This outstanding radiology continuing education text is a daily reference at work. Text included: Comprehensive Radiographic Pathology: 3rd Edition by Ronald L. Eisenberg, MD and Cynthia A. Dennis, R.T.
Digital and Radiographic Imaging 7 hours
Radiographic Imaging Applications (Book & Online Exam) A valuable course for diagnostic radiographers with focus on all aspects of imaging technology. Includes the use of computers, lasers and traditional imaging techniques. Review of current technology, quality assurance, enviroNational Medical Education ntal issues, pollution and the implications of current European legislation. Excellent practical approach in radiology continuing education to explaining text and looking at application techniques. Text included: Radiographic Imaging A Practical Approach, 3rd Edition, by Chris Gunn, MA, TDCR (Text book published in United Kingdom, includes differences in the spelling of certain terms)
Essentials in Radiographic Imaging and Exposure (Book & Online Exam) - New revised course provides the radiographer with a practical approach to mastering the fundamental principles of imaging. Emphasizes mathematical applications that help to produce high quality radiographic images. Latest information included on new technologies, such as capture imaging and digital imaging management. Text included: Radiographic Imaging & Exposure, 2nd Edition by Terri L. Fauber, Ed.D., R.T.(R)(M)
Mammographic Imaging in Radiology 12 hours
Mammographic Imaging in Radiology
Approvals: ASRT
Credit Hours: 12
Course Description:
Provides an excellent review of principles of mammographic imaging; methods used to produce quality mammograms and mammographic pathology. Included are components of the mammography screen-film image system; quality assurance programs for mammography; mammographic positioning; breast diseases and mammographic pathology.
Course textbook:
Mammographic Imaging: A Practical Guide (2nd Ed.), Andolina, Lille & Willison.
Patient Care In Radiography 10 hours
Patient Care in Radiography (Book & Online Exam) This home study course will give you the latest clinical research on patient care procedures for radiographers. Review important topics such as communication, patient care, safety, medico-legal considerations, transfer, positiioning, physical needs, infection control (including AIDS and hepatitis), medications, intravenous, medical emergencies, CPR standards, acute care situations, contrast media, and allergic reactions. Use this practical course text as a daily reference at work. Text included: Patient Care in Radiography, 6th Edition, by Ruth Ann Ehrlick,RT(R), Ellen Doble McCloskey, RN, MN and Joan A Daly, RT (R), MBA
Radiology CE, Breast Cancer Imaging, Accident & Emergency Radiology, Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology, Anatomy In Sectional Images, Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology, Digital and Radiographic Imaging, Chest Radiology, Mammographic Imaging in Radiology
Radiology CE, Breast Cancer Imaging, Accident & Emergency Radiology, Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology, Anatomy In Sectional Images, Comprehensive Radiologic Pathology, Digital and Radiographic Imaging, Chest Radiology, Mammographic Imaging in Radiology
