Learning OutcomesUpon successful completion of this subject, students should:
- CT/MRI Strand: be able to describe and explain, using appropriate terminology and diagrams, the normal detailed structure of the: skeletal, visceral and vascular components of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and the upper and lower limbs.
- CT/MRI Stand: be able to describe, using appropriate terminology and diagrams, the normal gross anatomical relationships of the: skeletal, visceral and vascular components of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and the upper and lower limbs.
- Medical Ultrasound Strand be able to describe and explain, using appropriate terminology and diagrams, the normal detailed structure of the: visceral and vascular components of the neck, heart and great vessels, abdomen, pelvis and the upper and lower limbs.
- Medical Ultrasound Strand: be able to describe, using appropriate terminology and diagrams, the normal gross anatomical relationships of the: visceral and vascular components of the neck, heart and great vessels, abdomen, pelvis and the upper and lower limbs.
- Medical Ultrasound Strand: demonstrate an understanding of early embryonic and fetal development through to birth, including the developmental anatomy of the major organ systems and the embryological basis of congenital anomalies and common pathological conditions.
- All Strands: be able to recognise and synthesise the normal medical imaging appearances, as appropriate to the student's strand, of the skeletal, visceral and vascular components of the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and the upper and lower limbs as may be demonstrated by: CT Imaging; MR Imaging; Medical Ultrasound Imaging; PET and SPECT Imaging.
- All Strands: be able to accurately summarise and communicate relevant anatomical relationships using a 3-D construct throughout an image portfolio
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