LC Faculty Manual

Guidelines for Conducting Practical Training

and Examination
for
LC Faculty Manual
Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging
Technology (BSc.MIT)
Guidelines for Conducting Practical Training and
of
Examination
For

Bachelor of Science in

Medical Imaging Technology

Of

Contents

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 Title
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1. Introduction
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2. Objective
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3. Assessment pattern for Practical Subject
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4. Mark distribution for practical training per
credit 6
5. Role of the learning center for Practical
sessions 6
6. Sample Questions
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7. Log Book pattern
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8. Practical marks statement form
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9. Conduct of Practical Examinations
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1.Introduction
Medical Imaging Technology encompasses a variety of advanced imaging modalities
that are used in medical diagnosis and intervention procedures. The bachelor degree
in medical imaging technology offered by SMU is designed to provide medical
imaging technologist with the added theoretical knowledge and clinical skill needed to
perform procedures in x-ray, ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, computer
tomography and intervention angiography. Medical imaging technologists operate X-
ray and other imaging equipment to produce radiographs (X-ray films) and other
images which are used in the diagnosis and subsequent management of disease or
injury. Radiologic technologists are referred to as radiographers. Graduates will be
able to comfortably establish and manage Imaging services. They will also be able to
join postgraduate courses in related disciplines.

The BMIT students have to undergo practical training and mandatory examination
for BD0038(2nd semester),BD0043(3rd semester),BD0047(4th Semester),BD0051 &
BD0052(5th Semester)BD0053,BD0054 & BD0055(6th Semester)apart from project
work and internship. It is the responsibility of the learning center to provide theses
practical training.

2.Objectives

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 The students, after completion of all the practicals in Bachelor of Science in Medical
Imaging Technology (B.Sc. MIT), will be professionally qualified to:

1. Acquire and develop theoretical and clinical skills within central spheres of
radiography, qualifying them to practise radiography independently, ethically and
flexibly in accordance with technological, scientific, organisational and social
development both nationally and internationally.
2. Acquire and develop professional and personal skills as a prerequisite for
independent management of radiographic procedures and as a prerequisite for
cooperation with other professional groups.
3. Acquire and develop critical, analytic and reflective skills for the purpose of being
able to describe, formulate, analyse and treat problems for the benefit of the
profession, the workplace and the individual.
4. Engage in cooperation with the patient, relatives, colleagues and other professional
groups irrespective of their cultural or language backgrounds.
5. Initiate and enter into work-related relations where research and development
activities are undertaken.
6. Pursue theoretical and clinical qualifying higher education upon completing the
basic clinical & technical radiography and other imaging practicals..

3.Assessment pattern for practical subjects

The log book prepared by the students should be evaluated by the external examiner and
can be given maximum of 5 marks irrespective of the credits.

The marks given to practical subjects are described below.

Subject Components Credits Question paper pattern Total Duration

code Marks (hours)

BD 0038 T+P 5 a)Minor Practicals – 2(15 70 2

marks Each)

b)Major Practicals-1(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

BD 0043 P 4 a)Minor Practicals – 3(15 155 4

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 marks Each)

b)Major Practicals-3(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(20 Marks)

BD 0047 P 3 a)Minor Practicals – 3(15 115 3

marks Each)

b)Major Practicals-2(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

BD0051 T+P 4 a)Minor Practicals – 1(15 55 2

marks)

b)Major Practicals-1(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

BD0052 P 4 a)Minor Practicals – 3(15 155 4

marks Each)

b)Major Practicals-3(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(20 Marks)

BD0053 T+P 3 a)Minor Practicals – 2(15 40 2

marks Each)

b)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

BD0054 T+P 3 a)Minor Practicals – 2(15 40 2

marks Each)

b)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

BD0055 P 3 a)Minor Practicals – 3(15 115 3

marks Each)

b)Major Practicals-2(30 Marks)

c)Viva Voce(10 Marks)

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Minor Practicals will include spotters, Dark room procedures, Routine Radiography
Techniques Etc. Major practical will include Radiation Safety Practices, Quality Control
Measures of Imaging Instruments and accessories, Specialized Radiographic Techniques &
other Imaging Techniques like Ultrasound, CT, MRI, Scintigraphy etc.

4.Mark distribution for Practical Training per

credit
a. If the subject is for both practical and theoretical evaluation the mark
distribution is as follows.
Credit Total Marks for Marks for Internal University
Marks for Theory Practicals assessment Marks for
Theory & for Practicals
Practicals Practicals
1 50 30 20 5 15

b. If the subject is specially meant for the practical evaluation alone, then the mark
distribution is as follows
Credit Total Marks Internal University Marks
Assessment

1 50 10 40

5.Role of the Learning Centre for Practical

Sessions

1. Practical training would be conducted by the learning centers. The various practical
training pertaining to the Medical Imaging Technology with respect to the Subject will

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 be provided by the university and the same information can be obtained from the
website.
2. During the practical training period the log book should be strictly maintained and
should produce to the University when ever required.
3. As the students are undergoing practical training in ionizing radiation and other
imaging modalities it is highly recommended that the learning center should take at
most care in providing the radiation safety parameters and should maintain the
personnel monitoring data as per the guidelines of AERB or the regulatory body for
their state.
4. Students will be posted in the various departments/areas of the hospital as directed
by the university. It is mandatory for a student to spend prescribed minimum number of
hours at these areas /departments of the hospitals.
5. The list of experiments/exercises sent by the university should be carried out by the
student when they are posted in the various departments of the hospital and report of
the same should be written in the logbook. All the day to day activities should be
recorded in the log book. A record of practical work must be maintained in the
prescribed format supplied by the University. All the practical work carried out by the
students must be supervised by the concerned Learning Center faculty regularly and
duly certified by them. The logbook so certified by the study Center faculty must be
submitted for verification and approval by University Examiners at the time of the
Semester end practical examination.
6. Up to a maximum of 5 marks will be awarded for the practical work carried out by the
students as recorded and certified in their logbooks. These five marks will be a part of
their Semester end practical exam marks. The External Examiner, prior to the
commencement of Semester end practical exams, will examine the logbook. Students
will be allowed to appear for the Semester end practical exam only if their logbook is
found satisfactory.
7. The 5 marks short note questions of descriptive method will be provided by the COE
to the learning centers during the time of practical examinations of subjects BD0038,
BD0051, BD0053 & BD0054. Students have to submit their answer sheet to the
external examiners for evaluation and the marks obtained in this category have to be
entered in to the practical marks statement form at the appropriate column.
8. The learning center is responsible for internal assessment. The center should make
sure that the student is successfully completing at least 80% of the practicals given by

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 the university. Internal assessment of the practicals can be arrived by conducting
some model practical examination and also through the internal evaluation of the log
book submitted by the student.
9. The university practicals examinations will be conducted in selected learning centers .

6. Sample questions
6.1 Second semester
1. Perform the tests for screen film contact

2. Perform tests for safe light

3. Prepare the developing solutions

4. Process the chest radiograph in standard time and temperature

5. Prepare the characteristic curve for a film and calculate exposure latitude

6. Perform the tests for developer activity and replenishment

7. Perform the manual method of film processing

8. Perform the automatic film processing

6.2 Third Semester

1. Perform chest radiography for a patient in PA position.

2. Perform chest radiography for a patient in AP position. (standing & supine).
3. Perform chest radiography for a patient in lateral position.
4. Perform lordotic view for apex of lung.
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5. Perform chest lateral decubitus.
6. Perform chest radiography for ribs.
7. Perform oblique view for ribs.
8. Perform the radiography of chest in right posterior oblique position.
9. Perform chest AP for a neonate.
10.Perform hand radiograph for a patient in PA projection.
11. Perform hand radiograph for a patient in AP projection.
12. Perform hand radiograph for a patient in LAT projection.
13. Perform Ball Catchers view of hand.
14. Perform radiograph for thumb in LAT projection.
15. Perform radiograph for thumb in PA projection.
16. Perform radiograph for wrist in PA projection.
17. Perform radiograph for wrist in LAT projection.
18. Perform radiographic view for Scaphoid with hand adducted.
19. Perform radiographic view for Scaphoid in anterior oblique projection.
20. Perform the radiographic view for forearm in AP projection.
21. Perform the radiographic view for forearm in lateral projection.
22. Perform the radiographic view for forearm in a patient with forearm injury.
23. Perform the radiographic view for elbow joint in AP projection.
24. Perform the radiographic view for elbow joint in lateral projection.
25. Perform the radiographic view for elbow joint AP in partial flexion with forearm in
contact with table.
26. Perform the radiographic view for elbow joint AP in flexion with upper arm in contact
with table.
27. Perform the radiographic view for Humerus in AP projection.
28. Perform the radiographic view for Humerus in lateral projection.
29. Perform the radiographic view for Humerus AP in a patient with Humerus injury.
30. Perform the radiographic view for Humerus lateral in a patient with injury.
31. Perform the radiographic view for shoulder in AP projection.
32. Perform the radiographic view for shoulder in AP projection for a patient with
shoulder injury.
33. Perform the radiographic view for shoulder in inferio-superior projection.
34. Perform the radiographic view for scapula in AP projection.
35. Perform the radiographic view for scapula in lateral projection.

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36.Perform the radiographic view for clavicle in AP projection (supine).
37. Perform the radiographic view for clavicle in AP (basic) projection.
38. Perform the radiographic view for foot and toe in AP projection.
39. Perform the radiographic view for foot and toe in lateral projection.
40. Perform the radiographic view for foot in AP oblique position.
41. Perform the radiographic view for foot in PA oblique position.
42. Perform the radiographic view for heel in axial position (supine).
43. Perform the radiographic view for heel in axial position (supine).
44. Perform the radiographic view for heel in axial position (prone).
45. Perform the radiographic view for ankle in AP projection
46. Perform the radiographic view for ankle in lateral projection.
47. Perform the radiographic view for leg in AP position.
48. Perform the radiographic view for leg in lateral position
49. Perform the radiographic view for leg in lateral position in a patient with leg injury.
50. Perform the radiographic view for knee joint in AP position.
51. Perform the radiographic view for knee joint in lateral position.
52. Perform the radiographic view for knee joint in AP position in a patient with injury.
53. Perform the radiographic view for inter condylar space of knee joint.
54. Perform the radiographic view for patella.
55.Perform the radiographic view for femur in AP position.
56. Perform the radiographic view for femur in lateral position.
57. Perform the radiographic view for femur in AP position in a patient with injury.
58. Perform the radiographic view for hip joint in AP position.
59. Perform the radiographic view for hip joint in lateral position.
60.Perform the radiographic view for hip joint lateral position in a patient with injury.
61. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in AP position
62. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in lateral position
63. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in lateral flexion position
64. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in lateral extension position
65. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in RPO position
66. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in LPO position
67. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in axial supine position
68. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in axial prone position
69. Perform the radiographic view for cervical spine in moving jaw technique method

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70. Perform the radiographic view for first to third cervical spine in AP position
71. Perform the radiographic view for atlanto axial joint in AP position
72. Perform the radiographic view for atlanto axial joint in lateral position
73.Perform the radiographic view for cervico thoracic junction in AP position
74.Perform the radiographic view for cervico thoracic junction in lateral position.
75. Perform the radiographic view for dorsal spine in AP position
76. Perform the radiographic view for dorsal spine in lateral position
77. Perform the radiographic view for dorsal spine in RPO position
78. Perform the radiographic view for dorsal spine in LPO position
79. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in AP position
80. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in lateral position
81. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in lateral flexion position
82. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in lateral extension position
83. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in RPO position
84. Perform the radiographic view for lumbar spine in LPO position
85. Perform the radiographic view for lumbosacral junction in AP position
86. Perform the radiographic view for lumbosacral junction in lateral position
87. Perform the radiographic view for lumbosacral junction in RPO position
88. Perform the radiographic view for lumbosacral junction in LPO position
89. Perform the radiographic view for sacrum in AP position
90. Perform the radiographic view for sacrum in lateral position
91. Perform the radiographic view for coccyx in AP position
92. Perform the radiographic view for coccyx in lateral position
93.Perform the radiographic view for scoliosis spine in AP position
94.Perform the radiographic view for scoliosis spine in lateral position
95. Perform the radiographic view for kyphosis spine in AP position
96. Perform the radiographic view for kyphosis spine in AP position
97. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in AP position
98. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in lateral position
99. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in prone position
100. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in AP with 30 degree caudal position.
101. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in PA with 30 degree caudal position.
102. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in lateral with 25 to 30 degree caudal
position.

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103. Perform the radiographic view for cranium in submentovertex position.
104. Perform the radiographic view for sella tursica in lateral position.
105. Perform the radiographic view for sella tursica in PA with 20 degree caudal
angulation.
106. Perform the radiographic view for sella tursica in PA with 15 degree cephalad
angulation.
107. Perform the radiographic view for sella tursica in AP with 30 degree caudal
angulation.
108. Perform the radiographic view for sella tursica in PA with 30 degree cephalad
angulation.
109. Perform the radiographic view for optic foramina.
110. Perform the radiographic view for jugular foramina.
111. Perform the radiographic view for facial bone in occipito mental position.
112. Perform the radiographic view for facial bone in occipito mental with 30 degree
caudal.
113. Perform the radiographic view for facial bone in lateral position.
114. Perform the radiographic view for nasal bone in lateral position.
115. Perform the radiographic view for nasal bone in sup-inferior occlusal position.
116. Perform the radiographic view for mandible in lateral 30 degree cephalad position.
117. Perform the radiographic view for mandible in PA position.
118. Perform the radiographic view for mandible in anterior oblique position.
119. Perform the radiographic view for TM joint in lateral with25 degree caudal
angulation.
120. Perform the radiographic view for TM joint in PA with 10 degree cephalad
angulation.
121. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in Occipito mental position.
122. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in Occipito frontal position.
123. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in lateral position.
124. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in Occipito frontal with 15 degree caudal
position.
125. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in occipito frontal with 10 degree caudal
position.
126. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in SMV position.
127. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in vertico mental position.

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128. Perform the radiographic view for PNS in anterior oblique position.
129. Perform the Intra oral radiograph.
130. Perform bitewing.
131. Perform periapical radiograph with bisect angle technique.
132. Perform periapical radiograph with paralleling technique.
133. Perform occlusal radiograph with 70 degree maxillary occlusal technique.
134. Perform occlusal radiograph with oblique maxillary occlusal technique.
135. Perform occlusal radiograph with vertex occlusal technique.
136. Perform occlusal radiograph with 45 degree maxillary occlusal technique.
137. Perform occlusal radiograph with submental occlusal technique.
138. Perform occlusal radiograph with oblique mandibular occlusal technique.
139. Perform occlusal radiograph with extra oral oblique lateral technique.
140. Perform cephalometry.
141. Perform OPG radiograph.
142. Perform the abdomen radiograph in AP supine position.
143. Perform the abdomen radiograph in AP erect position.
144. Perform the abdomen radiograph in AP sitting position.
145. Perform the abdomen radiograph in PA left lateral decubitus position.
146. Perform the abdomen radiograph in lateral supine position.
147. Perform the KUB radiograph in AP position.
148. Perform the KUB radiograph in RPO position.
149. Perform the KUB radiograph in lateral position.
150. Perform the bladder radiograph in AP with 15 degree caudal angulation.
151. Perform the bladder radiograph in posterior oblique position.
152. Perform the radiograph of biliary system in LAO position.
153. Perform the radiograph of biliary system in RPO position.
154. Perform the paediatric chest radiograph in AP position.
155. Perform the paediatric abdomen radiograph in supine position.
156. Perform the paediatric abdomen radiograph in erect position.
157. Perform the paediatric abdomen radiograph in left lateral decubitus position.
158. Perform the paediatric abdomen radiograph in lateral (dorsal decubitus) position.
159. Perform the radiograph of fractured femur in ward.
160. Perform the radiograph of fractured cervical spine in lateral position in ward.

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6.3 Fourth semester

1. Prepare one litre of 50% barium suspension for fluoroscopic examination.

2. Perform barium swallow examination for a patient having dysphagia and obstruction.
3. Perform double contrast barium swallow study for a patient.
4. Perform barium swallow examination for a patient having hiatus hernia.
5. Perform single contrast barium meal examination for a patient having motility
disorders of GI tract.
6. Perform single contrast barium meal examination for a patient having gastro-
intestinal haemorrhage.
7. Perform single contrast barium meal examination for pediatric patient having gastro-
oesophagial reflux.
8. Perform the most suitable barium meal study for a patient having bile reflux gastritis.
9. Perform the biphasic study of the upper GIT.
10. Perform hypotonic duodenography.
11. Perform a barium meal follow through study for a patient who is suspected of
suffering from Crohn’s disease.
12. Perform enteroclysis examination for a patient who is suspected of Meckel’s
diverticulum.
13. Perform double contrast enteroclysis.
14. Perform single contrast barium enema for a patient.
15. Perform a double contrast barium enema examination for a patient.
16. Perform sialography for a patient
17. Perform IVU study for a patient having calculus disease.
18. Perform IVU study for a pediatric patient.
19. Perform IVU study for a patient having bladder hernia.
20. Perform IVU study for a patient having VUR.
21. Perform nephrotomogram to detect renal paranchymal scars.
22. Perform IVU for a patient having percutaneous nephrostomy.
23. Perform diuretic IVU for a Patient.
24. Perform retrograde pyeloureterography for a patient to demonstrate the exact site of
ureteral fistula.

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25. Perform MCU for a pediatric patient suspecting VUR.
26. Perform MCU for a patient suspected of urethral diverticula.
27. Perform retrograde urethrography for a patient.
28. Perform HSG for a patient to demonstrate the patency of fallopian tube.
29. Perform the craniocaudal projection mammography.
30. Perform the mediolateral oblique projection mammography.
31. Perform the mediolateral projection mammography.
32. Perform the craniocaudal (lateral) projection mammography.
33. Perform the special mammogram (Eklund) method
34. Perform nasopharyngography.
35. Perform laryngography.
36. Perform bronchography.
37. Perform the oral cholecystogram
38. Perform the post-operative T-Tube Cholangiography.
39. Perform the percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography.
40. Perform the endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
41. Perform the direct portal venography for determining patency of Porto systemic
shunts.
42. Perform the direct portal venography for embolic occlusion of bleeding varices.
43. Perform myelography
44. Perform ventriculography
45. Perform encephalography.
46. Perform knee arthrography
47. Perform hip arthrography.
48. Perform shoulder arthrography
49. Perform elbow arthrography.
50. Perform discography
51. Perform common carotid arteriography
52. Perform internal carotid arteriography
53. Perform thoracic aortogram
54. Perform pulmonary arteriography
55. Perform renal angiography.
56. Perform abdominal angiography
57. Perform lower limb arteriography

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 58. Perform upper limb arteriography
59. Perform angiocardiography.
60. Perform lymphography.
61. Perform Phlebography of lower limb
62. Perform ascending Phlebography.
63. Perform descending Phlebography.
64. Perform inferior venacavography
65. Perform capnocavography.
66. Perform intraosseous venography.
67. Perform adrenal venography.
68. Perform cavernosography
69. Perform renal venography
70. Perform dacrocystography.
71. Perform pantomography of mandible.
72. Perform the macro radiography of the skull.

6.4 Fifth semester

1. Perform Plain CT scan of Brain
2. Perform transverse, coronal & sagittal Sections of brain through CT Scan
3. Perform CT scan of Spine to Rule out the Pathology
4. Perform CT Scan to assess the Sinuses
5. Perform CT Scan to rule out Orbital Problems
6. Perform CT Scan of Neck to assess the pathology of Larynx
7. Perform a Helical 3D technique for Facial injuries
8. Perform a CT Scan-skull for a patient who needs metastatic screening.
9. Perform a contrast CT scan of Brain
10. Perform a plain CT scan for Adrenal Gland abnormality Suspicion.
11. Perform a CT Scan Study for a patient having pulmonary metastatic suspicion.
12. Perform plain & contrast CT scan of mediastinum for assessing the pathology.

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 13. Perform CT scan for a patient having focal masses in the liver.
14. Perform CT scan for a patient having suspicion of GI malignancies
15. Perform a CT guided Biopsy(assisting the Radiologist)
16. Perform a CT scan to rule out kidney Pathology
17. Perform a CT scan for a patient having Skeletal Trauma
18. Perform a mock emergency management for contrast reaction. In CT scanning
19. Perform the Image reconstruction &3 dimensional visualization in CT scan
20. Perform a Spiral CT Scanner Dosimetry
21. Calculate the Multiple Scan Average Dose(MSAD) for a CT scan
22. Perform Ct Scan to find out Parotid Gland tumor
23. Perform CT scan to assess the Tempero mandibular Joint.
24. Perform CT scan for a patient having RTA and subsequent Head injury.

6.5 Sixth semester

1. Prepare a patient for digital fluoroscopy examination.
2. Perform digital fluoroscopy in a patient with all safety measures.

3. Perform the QC tests for the image documentation system available in your
department.

4. Prepare a patient for digital mammography examination.

5. Perform the digital mammography test.

6. Prepare a patient for cardiovascular radiological procedure.

7. Prepare the patient for Seldinger method for arterial access.

8. Obtain subtraction films during a CVIR procedure.

9. Perform the screening of a patient for interventional procedures.

10. Identify the drugs used in interventional radiology.

11. Identify the catheters used in interventional radiology.

12. Identify the guide wires used in interventional radiology.

13. Perform mock emergency management procedures for the complications arise due to
the interventional radiological examination.

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14. Perform QC tests for a PACS system

15. Prepare a patient for digital fluoroscopy examination.

16. Perform digital fluoroscopy in a patient with all safety measures.

17. Perform QC tests for the image documentation system available in your department.

18. Prepare a patient for digital mammography examination.

19. Perform the digital mammography test.

20. Prepare a patient for cardiovascular radiological procedure.

21. Prepare the patient for Seldinger method for arterial access.

22. Obtain subtraction films during a CVIR procedure.

23. Perform the screening of a patient for interventional procedures.

24. Identify the drugs used in interventional radiology.

25. Identify the catheters used in interventional radiology.

26. Identify the guide wires used in interventional radiology.

27. Perform mock emergency management procedures for the complications arise due to
the interventional radiological examination.

28. Perform QC tests for a PACS system.

29. Perform the MR imaging of the brain.
30. Perform the MR imaging of the thorasic vertebrae.
31. Perform the MR imaging of the Lumbar vertebrae.
32. Perform the MR imaging of the Spine.
33. Prepare a patient for MR angiography.
34. Prepare the patient for MR contrast Examination.
35. Prepare a screening test prior to MR Imaging.
36. Perform the QC tests in your MR system.
37. Perform MR imaging of the Knee.
38. Perform the QC test for all the ancillary equipments used in MR imaging.
39. Perform MR imaging of the hip.

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 40. Perform the QC tests to check the shielding for radiofrequency pulse.

7. Log book Pattern

PRACTICAL LOG BOOK

Name : …………………………..

Registration No. : …………………………..

Learning Center : …………………………..

Learning Center Code : …………………………..

Course : …………………………..

Subject : …………………………..

Semester : …………………………..

Date of Submission : …………………………..

Signature of subject
expert
Signature of External Signature of LC faculty
Examiner
Center Coordinator

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 Contents

S. Date Experiment title Page signature Remark

N numb s
o er

Note:-

1. Other pages of the log book should have pages with one side ruled &
other side unruled type. Unruled pages would be used for making drawing
and ruled pages are used for writing protocols.

2. All the experiments described in the log book should contain the Aim &
objective, Indication & Contraindications, Patient preparation, Accessories
required, Exposure factors, Procedure, After care, Radiation safety
parameters etc if any.

3. Experiments pertaining to the QC of instruments and other process should

contain Aim & object ,Performance evaluation criteria, Equipments and
accessories required, Procedures, Analysis method, Results, Interpretation
& inference etc

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 8. Practical Marks Statement Form
LEARNING CENTRE CODE LEARNING CENTRE NAME

COURSE AND SEMESTER SUBJECT CODE DATE AND SESSION

Registration Marks for Marks for Marks for Marks for Marks for Marks for Viva Log Total Marks for
Number Minor Minor Minor Major Major Major Voce Book Marks Descriptive
Practical-1 Practical-2 Practical-3 Practical-1 Practical-2 Practical-3 Marks answers

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9. Conduct of Practical Examinations

Semester-end Practical exams are conducted only at selected centers. External examiners
appointed by the University, will conduct practical examination in the respective subject. An
internal examiner from the center will assist the External Examiner in organizing the practical
examinations.

Students have to come with the log book for the examination. Failing which, the marks
allotted for the log book is lost. Log book should be the original work of the student. If any
malpractice is noted by the External Examiner, he/she has the right to reject the log book
and not allot marks for the same.

Based on the number of students appearing for the practical exams, students may be
divided into batches of approximately 15. Students have to contact the practical examination
center for the exact time table

The practical examination also contain written component BD0038, BD0051, BD0053 &
BD0054. The External Examiner will give few short-answer questions (Which will be given by
the COE) of descriptive type. Students have to submit their answer sheet to the external
examiners for evaluation and the marks obtained in this category have to be entered in to
the practical marks statement form at the appropriate column. However the marks obtained
in this examination are counted for your theory marks.

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