Ateneo - UPO

The course is structured in three fundamental parts: 1. description of collective and individual protective equipment 2. radioprotection of adult and pediatric patients. 3. radiological investigations of the digestive and urinary tracts with the use of contrast medium in adult and pediatric patients.

A. Carriero, A. Papa, C. Borraccino, Radiologia convenzionale. Tavole teoriche-praticheIdelson-Gnocchi F. Mazzuccato, Anatomia radiologica. Tecnica e metodologia, Piccin Nuova LibrariaP. Torricelli, Manuale di Diagnostica per Immagini per Tecnici Sanitari di Radiologia Medica, EsculapioMerrill's, Guida tascabile alla radiologia tradizionale, Piccin Nuova Libraria

The module aims to provide basic knowledge about the principles of individual and collective radiation protection and to provide knowledge for carrying out contrastographic technical procedures.

The student must be in possession of the indispensable notions of anatomy and physics.

Video projector and computer or internet connection supplied to the classroom. Presentation in MS-power piont, interactive CD-ROMs and educational websites.

Tutorials The student will be able to practice at the diagnostic department of Radiology.

Students must take an oral test concerning the main topics covered during the course.In order to achieve the skills at the minimum level of sufficiency, the student is asked to demonstrate a basic knowledge of the main topics covered in class with a sufficient degree of autonomy.For the achievement of an advanced level, the student must demonstrate an adequate mastery of all the proposed material.The verification is collegiate with the teaching teachers.

1. Presentation of the course 2. Radioprotection legislation 3. PPE 4. Mdc 5. Study of the gastrointestinal tract 6. Study of the urinary system 7. Contrast radiology in the pediatric patient.8.Domiciliary radiology

The student must demonstrate that he has acquired the fundamental knowledge for the correct execution of diagnostic projections of the digestive and urinary system, appropriately applying the principles of radioprotection, in order to effectively face the subsequent coursesThe student will have to demonstrate that he has assimilated the basic notions of the correct execution of the diagnostic screenings of the digestive and urinary systems, in an adequate manner to effectively face the subsequent courses