Body CT

This course is divided into three parts, Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis, and the Musculoskeletal System. The thorax includes CT techniques, types of scanners, general principals and protocols. It then describes normal and abnormal findings in the mediastinum, pulmonary hila, lung disease, pleura, chest wall and the diaphragm. All along showing correlation of such on CT images and if necessary conventional radiographs or other imaging tools in the explanation in all three parts. In the abdomen and pelvis it discusses approach, contrast agents, interpretation, artifacts, radiation doses and normal and abnormal findings in the abdominal and pelvic organs. The Musculoskeletal part discusses the uses of CT in trauma, nontrauma, and incidental findings.

APPROVED FOR 26.5 Category A credits and accepted by Florida State  for technical hours. Meets all other state requirements.

Please be aware, the ARRT is making some changes on how credit is distributed.  This courses will have some changes to the post test after 6/30/2023.  If you have not completed it by then please contact us for the updates.  The changes will be either some added or deleted test questions.  If this is confusing to you, we understand that. Please feel free to contact us via email at cexray@outlook.com or call/text us at (941) 238-8614. RCEEM will also change on the above date. 

RCEEM: ASRT

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