2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College
2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College
2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College
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Course Descriptions<br />
Developmental Education<br />
ARTS & HUMANITIES DIVISION<br />
DEVED 061<br />
Strategies for Learning English:<br />
Reading • 5 CR<br />
Prepares English-as-a-second-language students<br />
for credit courses by building reading comprehension<br />
skills and vocabulary. Students participate in<br />
listening and speaking activities coordinated with<br />
reading topics. DEVED 061 and 062 are linked and<br />
must be taken at the same time. May be repeated<br />
for a maximum of 15 credits. Prerequisite: Placement<br />
by assessment.<br />
DEVED 062<br />
Strategies for Learning English<br />
through Grammar & Writing • 5 CR<br />
Prepares English-as-a-second-language students<br />
for credit courses by developing grammar and writing<br />
skills at the sentence and paragraph level.<br />
Writing and editing work coordinates with the<br />
reading, speaking, and listening activities in<br />
DEVED 061. DEVED 061 and 062 are linked and<br />
must be taken at the same time. May be repeated<br />
for a maximum of 15 credits.<br />
Diagnostic Ultrasound<br />
HEALTH SCIENCE & RELATED PROGRAMS<br />
DUTEC 101<br />
Concepts of Patient Care • 3 CR<br />
Develops patient care and communication skills<br />
required in sonography. Students discuss legal,<br />
ethical, and psychological aspects of patient care<br />
as well as professional issues and concerns. Prerequisite:<br />
Acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 105<br />
Pathophysiology I • 3 CR<br />
Introduces pathogenesis: the sequence of events in<br />
the development of a disease. Students focus on<br />
pathological conditions affecting the abdomen<br />
and identifiable with diagnostic imaging techniques.<br />
An extensive review of normal physiology<br />
is also presented. Prerequisite: BIOL 260 and 261;<br />
and acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 106<br />
Pathophysiology II • 3 CR<br />
Continues Pathophysiology I, with focus on the<br />
disease process and disease states relevant to obstetrics,<br />
gynecology, and neurology. Prerequisite:<br />
DUTEC 105 and acceptance into program.<br />
66 • BCC Course Catalog ~ <strong>2003</strong> / <strong>2004</strong><br />
DUTEC 107<br />
Human Cross-Section Anatomy • 7 CR<br />
Covers the human anatomy from the cross-sectional<br />
perspective in longitudinal, transverse, coronal,<br />
and oblique planes. Students analyze correlations<br />
with clinical diagnostic imaging techniques.<br />
Prerequisite: Acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 110<br />
Ultrasound I: Abdominal Scanning<br />
& Techniques • 4 CR<br />
Presents basic concepts and terminology, as well as<br />
scanning protocols for the ultrasound examination<br />
of the abdomen. Topics include both normal<br />
and pathological states. Prerequisite: Acceptance<br />
into program or permission of program chair.<br />
DUTEC 112<br />
Pathophysiology III • 3 CR<br />
Continues Pathophysiology II, emphasizing the<br />
physiology and pathology of the cardiovascular<br />
and the peripheral vascular system. Prerequisite:<br />
DUTEC 105 and 106; and acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 113<br />
Pathophysiology IV • 3 CR<br />
Continues Pathophysiology III, emphasizing the<br />
physiology and the pathology of the cardiovascular<br />
and cerebral vascular system. Prerequisite: DUTEC<br />
105, 106, and 112; and acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 120<br />
Ultrasound II: Obstetrics &<br />
Gynecological Techniques • 5 CR<br />
Presents current theory and scanning techniques<br />
for medical sonographers, focusing on obstetrics<br />
and gynecology procedures and pathologies. Prerequisite:<br />
Acceptance into program or permission<br />
of program chair.<br />
DUTEC 130<br />
Ultrasound III: Small Part &<br />
Intraoperative Techniques • 3 CR<br />
Presents the anatomy and pathophysiology of<br />
small human body parts. Intraoperative scanning<br />
focuses on surgical procedures. Prerequisite: Acceptance<br />
into program or permission of program chair.<br />
DUTEC 135<br />
Ultrasound Equipment I • 3 CR<br />
Introduces knobology and annotation for state-ofart<br />
diagnostic ultrasound equipment and prepares<br />
student for hands-on live scanning. Prerequisite:<br />
Acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 145<br />
Ultrasound Equipment II • 4 CR<br />
Introduces hands-on live scanning in cardiac, vascular,<br />
and gynecological applications. Students<br />
prepare for hospital-based live scanning on patients.<br />
Prerequisite: Acceptance into program.<br />
DUTEC 150<br />
Basic Echocardiography • 3 CR<br />
Covers basic ultrasound scanning techniques of<br />
the heart. Students focus on anatomy, physiology,<br />
pathology, and echocardiographic pattern recognition.<br />
Prerequisite: Acceptance into program or permission<br />
of program chair.<br />
DUTEC 155<br />
Ultrasound IV: Echocardiography • 3 CR<br />
Continues basic echocardiography. Students concentrate<br />
on Doppler echocardiographic techniques<br />
and congenital heart disease as relating to the<br />
practice of adult echocardiography. Prerequisite:<br />
Acceptance into program or permission of program<br />
chair.<br />
DUTEC 160<br />
Ultrasound V: Peripheral Vascular<br />
Scanning Techniques • 3 CR<br />
Presents current theory and scanning techniques<br />
for medical sonographers. Students learn Doppler<br />
techniques used to diagnose peripheral vascular<br />
and cerebral vascular disease. Prerequisite: Acceptance<br />
into program or permission of program<br />
chair.<br />
DUTEC 165<br />
Ultrasound Equipment III • 3 CR<br />
Provides hands-on ultrasound scanning experience<br />
in the student’s clinical specialty area. Competency<br />
is required before beginning the clinical<br />
practicum. Prerequisite: Acceptance into program<br />
or permission of program chair.<br />
DUTEC 170<br />
Ultrasound Physics &<br />
Instrumentation I • 3 CR<br />
Covers acoustical physics, including heat energy,<br />
light and sound, wave theory, reflection, refraction,<br />
resonance, tissue interaction, transducers,<br />
bioeffects, and computers in ultrasonics. Prerequisite:<br />
Acceptance into program or permission of program<br />
chair.