Academic Calendar 2011-2012 - Chesapeake College

HealtH ProFessionsRADIOLOGIC SCIENCES DEGREE, contnued6. Selecton wll be based on the followng scale:BIO 211 Grade Ponts + 2BIO 212 Grade Ponts + 2MAT 113 or 115 Grade Ponts + 2COM 101 or 150 Grade Ponts + 1ENG 101 Grade Ponts + 1MED 106 Grade Ponts + 1Socal Scence Electve: Grade Ponts + 1Arts and Humantes Electve: Grade Ponts + 1HOBET Composite Score:100-75% 35 Points74-50% 25 Points49-25% 15 Points24- 0% 5 PointsRe-Application Score: Students who have completed all ofthe general educaton requrements and are re-applyng foradmsson to the program wll receve an addtonal 10 ponts.7. Applcants wth the hghest total scores wll be offeredplacement n the Program.POST-ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: The followng aredue after admsson and by August 15 of the year enterng theprogram:1. The student must meet the essental physcal standards(lsted below) for the program and submt a health recordcompleted by a physcan. Laboratory blood test results toconfirm immunity to rubella, rubeolla, varicella, pertussus,and hepatts B must be submtted. Students must submtresults of a vson test, evdence of a tetanus shot wthn thelast seven years, test results for TB (ppd test), and a shotrecord.2. Students are requred to obtan and show proof of CPRcertification for healthcare providers by the American HeartAssocaton.3. Students are requred to complete clncal orentaton testngonlne to meet the requrements of the clncal facltes forrotaton.4. Physcal exam, ppd, and onlne clncal orentaton coursesmust be repeated in the second year. CPR certification mustbe mantaned untl the end of the program. Documentatonof all second year requrements must be submtted byAugust 15.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: The practce of radography nvolvesthe ablty to lft and move heavy equpment both at thelevel of the wast and above the head. It requres the physcalablty to assst the patent on and off x-ray tables and to andfrom stretchers or wheelchars. The radographer must be ableto see and hear the patent well enough to montor the patent’scondton. The radographer must be able to dscern sharpness,dfferent shades of gray, black, and whte on radographs to assessthem for mage qualty. The radographer also must be ableto:• stand, walk, and assst patents.• stand with a five pound leaded rubber apron on duringfluoroscopy exams for at least four hours.• speak clearly enough to communcate effectvely wthpatents.• hear well enough, wth hearng ads, to montor patentcomfort, vtal sgns, and safety.• see well enough, wth correctve lenses, to montor thepatent’s comfort, modesty, vtal sgns, and safety.• see well enough, wth correctve lenses, to evaluate magesfor qualty.• lft or pull at least 50 pounds.CONTACT PERSONS:Ms. Lorrane HoldenMrs. Lnda BlythePROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:[Courses Appear n Recommended Sequence.]FSC 101X Freshman Semnar Course 1BIO 211+ anatoMy and physiology i (g.ed.) 4ENG 101 CoMposition (g.ed.) 3MAT 113+ College algebra (g.ed.) orMAT 115+ preCalCulus (g.ed.) 3ART/HUM arts/huManities (g.ed.) 3BIO 212+ Anatomy and Physology II 4COM 101 fund. of oral CoMMuniCation (g.ed.) orCOM 150 fund. of organ. CoMMuniCation (g.ed.) 3SOC SCI soCial/behavioral sCienCe (g.ed.) 3MED 106 Medcal Termnology 1RSR 102+ Introducton to Radologc Scences 1RSR 105+ Introducton to Postonng 2RSR 107+ Radographc Patent Care 3RSR 117+ Radologc Exposure Fundamentals 3RSR 111+ Postonng I 4RSR 121+ Clncal Radography I 2RSR 126+ Postonng II 4RSR 132+ Radographc Imagng Equpment 4RSR 136+ Clncal Radography II 2RSR 140+ Postonng III 2RSR 146+ Clncal Radography III 1RSR 202+ Postonng IV 3RSR 206+ Dgtal Radography 3RSR 221+ Clncal Radography IV 2RSR 228+ Image Analyss I 1RSR 217+ Radography Pathology 2RSR 229+ Image Analyss II 1RSR 230+ Radaton Bology and Protecton 2RSR 235+ Clncal Radography V 2RSR 240+ Radography Outcomes Analyss 1MINIMUM REQUIRED CREDITS: 70CLINICAL PRACTICE: A mnmum of 29 to 34 hours a week ofcombned course and clncal work wll be requred n ths program,ncludng summer sessons, exclusve of study tme. Day,evenng, and weekend clncal rotatons wll be requred n allsemesters.Arts/Humanities Electives (g.ed.) can be satisfied by:ART 101; FLM 240; HUM 101, 110; MUS 101; THE 172.Social/Behavioral Science Electives (g.ed.) can be satisfied by:ANT 142; ECN 171, 172; HIS 101, 102, 131, 132; PSC 150; SOC161, 162.130