Our Chest X-Ray Interpretation and Emergency X-Ray Interpretation courses bundled together. This course provides a comprehensive review of the fundamental principles in chest and emergency X-Ray interpretation.
Despite the technological advancements in medical imaging, the chest X-Ray remains the most frequently requested radiological investigation, and one of, if not the most difficult to interpret correctly. Often the chest x-ray will be used in conjunction with other examinations, especially in emergency cases. This course will provide practitioners with the knowledge and confidence to review radiographic techniques and recognise normal variants and radiographic patterns of trauma and injury commonly encountered for the chest, cervical & thoracolumbar spine, pelvis, upper & lower limbs, skull and face.
Modules are viewable for 6 times and will expire in 60 days.
| Introduction to X-Ray |
| X-Ray Anatomy - Chest - Drag and Drop Quiz |
| Chest 1: Introduction, Techniques and Technical Adequacy |
| Chest 2: Terminology |
| Chest 3: Tubes and Lines |
| Chest 4: Cardiomediastinal Contours |
| Chest 5: Hila and Pleura |
| Chest 6: Airways and Lungs |
| Chest 7: Bones and Soft Tissues |
| Chest 8: Review Areas and Image Comparison |
| X-Ray Anatomy - Emergency - Drag and Drop Quiz |
| Emergency 1: Basic Principles and Terminology |
| Emergency 2: Cervical Spine |
| Emergency 3: Thoracolumbar Spine |
| Emergency 4: Pelvis |
| Emergency 5: Lower Limb |
| Emergency 6: Upper Limb |
| Emergency 7: Skull and Face |
| Emergency 8: Abdomen |
Interns, General practitioners, Critical Care Physicians, Emergency Physicians, Radiologists, Registrars, House officers, Radiographers.
Australian & New Zealand College of Anaesthetists: Participants in the ANZCA and FPM CPD program may claim their attendance under the Knowledge and skills activity Learning sessions, at 1 credit per hour.
Australian College of Emergency Medicine: 12 hours self directed learning.
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine: (ID: 18087) 14 PDP units.
Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy: 6.25 CPD points/module (Self Directed Learning)
College of Intensive Care Medicine: Online Learning – Category 1A: Passive Self Learning - 1 point per hour
Royal Australasian College of Surgeons: 13 Points in Maintenance of Knowledge and Skills.
Royal Australian College of General Practitioners: 2019: (Activity 75132) 40 Points - Radiology/Category 1. 2020: Pending.
The Royal College of Radiologists (UK): 12 RCR CPD Credits.
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X-Ray - Chest and Emergency Interpretation Essentials OnlineUS$270 |
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