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    The document outlines the curriculum for a Radiology Technician course. It details the course code, duration, entry requirements, subjects covered, examination structure, and infrastructure required. Subjects include general anatomy, CT scans, X-rays, ECG techniques, and practical sessions. The aim is to provide skilled workers for hospitals in scanning, X-ray, and ECG departments.

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    The document outlines the curriculum for a Radiology Technician course. It details the course code, duration, entry requirements, subjects covered, examination structure, and infrastructure required. Subjects include general anatomy, CT scans, X-rays, ECG techniques, and practical sessions. The aim is to provide skilled workers for hospitals in scanning, X-ray, and ECG departments.

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    MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION EXAMINATION,MUMBAI – 51

    1 Name of Course C.C.In Radiology Technician


    (W. E. F. 2015-16)
    2 Course Code 201229
    3 Max.No.of Students Per 25 Students
    Batch
    4 Duration One year
    5 Type Full Time
    6 No.Of Days / Week 6 Days
    7 No.Of Hours /Days 7 Hrs
    8 Space Required Workshop = 200 Sq.Ft.
    Class Room = 200 Sq.Ft.
    Total = 400 Sq.Ft.
    1) MOU with hospital having relevant facility is required.
    2) Distance between Hospital and Institute Should not be
    more than 10 Km.
    9 Minimum Entry S.S.C.
    Qualification
    10 Objective Of Course To provide skilled man power in scanning , x ray, e.c.g.
    department sector and for hospitals
    11 Employment Jobs can be available as C.T. Scan , X- ray, ECG Assistant
    Opportunity in hospital
    12 Teacher’s Qualification Degree / PG degree – Relative Branch
    13 Training System Training System Per Week
    Theory Practical Total
    12Hours 30Hours 42Hours
    14 Exam. System Sr. Paper Name of Subject TH/PR Hours Max. Min.
    No. Code Marks Marks
    1 20122911 General TH I 3 hrs 100 35
    Anatomy &
    Anatomy Of
    Heart
    2 20122912 C T Scan, TH II 3 hrs 100 35
    X-Ray, ECG
    Technique
    3 20122921 General PR-I 6 hrs 200 100
    Anatomy &
    Anatomy Of
    Heart
    4 20122922 C T Scan, PR-II 6 hrs 200 100
    X-Ray, ECG
    Technique
    Total 600 270

    1
    Theory - I - General Anatomy & Anatomy of Heart
    Introduction
    Human Body introduction Human skeleton
    Upper and lower Limb
    Skull, vertebral column and Thorax System
    Digestive Reproductive Urinary Respiratory Circulatory
    Central nervous system Darkroom
    Criteria, purpose of darkroom Exposure of film, entrance to darkroom
    Safety of darkroom, light, x-ray film with structure, care of x- ray film Film holders intensifying
    screen
    Film processing, developing, fixing, rising, washing, drying, store keeping record Keeping
    Preparation of solution, developer Fixer

    Fundamentals of X- Ray technique


    EM Radiation
    X-ray tube, properties of x-ray in diagnostic radiology
    And other fundamental properties of x-ray
    Accessories- x-ray film, cassettes with intensifier screens.
    Stationary and moving grids
    Body section radiographic equipments
    Fluoroscopic screen and fluoroscope, image intensifier
    Other ancillary x-ray equipment
    Shutter mechanism, Filtration
    Use of radiation protection devices
    Image formation and interpretation
    Image sharpness, distortion, image magnification
    Film identification- general terms and concepts in diagnostics
    Radiology
    1. Anatomy in brief
    2. Bio- Chemistry
    3. Anatomy of heart
    4. Physiology of conduction of tissue of heart

    2
    PRACTICLE - I - GENERAL ANATOMY & ANATOMY OF HEART

    Conducting practical’s to take various x rays involving following parts.

    Upper limb
    Lower limb
    Hip and pelvis
    Vertebral column
    Chest
    Abdomen
    Skull
    Dental
    Anatomy of Heart
    Anatomy in brief
    Bio- Chemistry
    Anatomy of heart
    Physiology of conduction of tissue of heart

    Theory - II - C T Scan, X-Ray, ECG Technique


    C T Scan
    Anatomical landmarks
    Contents of Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvic
    Introduction to skull
    CT contrast medium
    Patient preparation
    Emergency Drugs

    Gray scale imaging CT Terminology


    Computerized Topography equipment Computer hardware and software Available CT Scanners
    Scanning of Head- orbit, Temporal Bone, Neck, PNS, Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvic
    E.C.G. DEPARTMENT
    Electrical potentials and genesis of ECG waves
    ECG recording
    Indications of ECG recording
    Information from ECG
    Normal ECG waves
    Description of conduction abnormalities
    description of ischemic Claques
    description of infraction
    description of Arrhythmia
    description of chamber enlargement
    ECG leads
    3
    X-RAY DEPARTMENT

    Radio physics Discovery of x rays


    Properties of x rays
    X ray production and x ray tube
    Grids
    Intensifying screens.

    X ray film Structure of x ray films


    Types of x ray films
    Storage & care of x ray films.

    Cassettes Design, types, care of cassets.


    Mounting of screens

    Dark room General information about dark room and


    accessories.

    Processing chemicals 1) Developer


    2) Fixer
    3) Replenished
    4) Practical factors

    Film processing methods – 1) Manual


    2) Automatic
    3) Film dryers

    Miscellaneous Identification, record keeping, report dispatching


    Duties of x ray technici

    1)To prepare developer and fixer solutions


    1. Care and maintenance of cassettes
    2. Care and maintenance of intensifying screens.
    Loading, unloading and processing of x ray films.

    Practical - II - C T Scan, X-Ray, ECG Technique


    C.T.Scan Technique
    C T Scan
    Anatomical landmarks
    Contents of Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvic
    Introduction to skull
    CT contrast medium
    Patient preparation
    Emergency Drugs

    4
    Gray scale imaging CT Terminology
    Computerized Topography equipment Computer hardware and software Available CT
    Scanners
    Scanning of Head- orbit, Temporal Bone, Neck, PNS, Thorax, Abdomen, Pelvic

    X‐ray Technique

    Darkroom
    Criteria, purpose of darkroom Exposure of film, entrance to darkroom
    Safety of darkroom, light, x-ray film with structure, care of x- ray film Film holders
    intensifying screen
    Film processing, developing, fixing, rising, washing, drying, store keeping record Keeping
    Preparation of solution, developer Fixer

    Fundamentals of X- Ray technique


    EM Radiation
    X-ray tube, properties of x-ray in diagnostic radiology
    And other fundamental properties of x-ray
    Accessories- x-ray film, cassettes with intensifier screens.
    Stationary and moving grids
    Body section radiographic equipments
    Fluoroscopic screen and fluoroscope, image intensifier
    Other ancillary x-ray equipment
    Shutter mechanism, Filtration
    Use of radiation protection devices
    Image formation and interpretation
    Image sharpness, distortion, image magnification
    Film identification- general terms and concepts in diagnostics
    Radiology
    E C G Technique
    1 Description of machine types
    2 Description of paper
    3 Description of jelly
    4 Technique of ECG recording
    5 Energy source and electrical disturbances
    6 ECG on pacemaker patient
    7 Determination of heart beats
    8 ECG abnormalities
    9 Demonstration of recording of paper loading
    10 Demonstration of patient preparation for ECG
    11 Demonstration of cable connection
    12 Demonstration of earhing of ECG equipment
    13 Demonstration of pacemaker patient ECG recording
    14 Demonstration of application of loads other than 12 leads
    Interpretation of normal and abnormal ECG

    5
    Infrastructure To Be Required In Institute
    Sr.No. Items Require Quantity
    1 Computer 02
    2 One Class Room Capacity 25 Student
    3 OHP & Slide Pojector Or LCD Projector 01
    4 Printer 01
    5 Bons Set 01
    6 BP Apparatus 01
    7 E.C.G. Machine 05
    8 Stethoscope 25
    9 Thermometer 05
    10 All Types Of Anatomy & Physiology Charts As per requirement
    11 Hospital Related Equipment For Daily Practice As per requirement
    12 Changing Room As per requirement

    Infrastructure And Equipments Required to be available In Hospital


    Sr.No. Items
    1 X – RAY
    2 Dental X-ray
    3 Dental X-ray film processor
    4 Mobile X -ray unit
    5 Mobile X -ray unit with Image intensifier
    6 X-ray safe light
    7 Ultra sound unit(general)
    8 X-ray viewer(single screen)
    9 X-ray viewer(double screen)
    10 Cassette pass- box
    11 Film marker
    12 General X-ray Unit
    13 Automatic Film Processor
    14 Manual Film Processor
    15 Film Drier
    16 Film hopper
    17 X-ray Cassettes(see annex),
    18 OPG Unit
    19 Screening unit
    20 Mammography unit
    21 Darkroom accessories(sets
    22 CT Scan Machine
    23 ECG

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