Radiographic Positioning I

Upper Extremities

Students learn positioning for hand wrist forearm and elbow exams. Proper alignment improves diagnostic accuracy. The course emphasizes centering and collimation. Mastery of basics supports advanced skills.

Lower Extremities

Students practice positioning for foot ankle tibia fibula and knee exams. Consistent technique improves clarity and reduces repeats. The course reinforces anatomical landmarks. Lower extremity skills are essential for clinical rotations.

Chest Imaging

Students learn PA and lateral chest positioning. Proper breathing instructions improve image quality. The course emphasizes rotation control and SID. Chest imaging is a core competency.

Abdomen Imaging

Students learn AP abdomen positioning and exposure selection. Proper centering improves visualization of abdominal structures. The course reinforces collimation and safety. Abdomen imaging prepares students for trauma settings.

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